Daily Colonist (1901-06-16)

The Norchants'

GrlU Room and 12-r-vl-r»».

BMuurant.. cxcnan^e

QOANN BROS., Proppltttor*.

3i9 Seymour St. VANCOUVER, B.C.

..V.

BEST^SOUBUB.SCREENE]>

Household- ★Goal

$6 50 '*°'

Woigrht Quarantood

HALL, GOEPEL 8 COMP'Y, |

too Go*«rninant St. 'Phona QiS.

VOL. LXXXVI. NO. 7.

VICTORIA, B. a, SUNDAY, JUNE 1(5, 1901

FORTY-THIED YEAR

Ime

Sew

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YOUR WIFE'S WATCH SAYS 11.15. ^

THE DINING ROOJl CLOCK SAYS ^

11.22 rj]

Y'OUR OWN WATCH SAYS 12.00

WHY mi

03 If you let us repair your watches and clocks, your wife's watch

^ will correspond with the clock, and when your own watch Indicates noon ^
W hour you can be sure that it Is exactly 12 o'clock at home. j^i

1 Challoner & Mitchell |

l^j 4r GOVERNMLNT STREET

GALEDONUN LIQUEUR WHISKY
SEAGRAMS "83" WHISKY
DRY MONOPOLE CHAMPAGNE
VEUVE CLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE
POMMERY-GRENO CHAMPAGNE
ANHEUSER BUSCH LAGER BEER
HENNESSY BRANDY
HARTELL BRANDY

And all tha laadlnft brands ot Wines. Whisklas, Gins,
Havana Clgara, Etc.

5>o(o

R. P. RITHET & CO^, Limited ^

Importers

Order for

Full Text of Directions to C. P.
R. Trackmen to Stop
Work.

At Six 0* Clock Tomorrow Morn-
ing It Will Come Into
Effect.

Men Mad Asked For An AH
Round increase of Twenty
Cents.

THE LIGHTEST, ^
COOLEST AND MOST ^
RHFRESHING §3

LEADING WINE
MERCHANTS
SELL IT

I Hudson's Bay Co. |

^ AGENTS. ^

We Guarantee Satisfaction

III every Instiuiec, iiilcI nsl; you to ilwcll
Ion;; III! (lil-< polMt. (Jill- iMistoiiiei-s ulll rest
iissiirecl tli.'U tlier(? will hi- iiu (iejiM rt nr(!

frcilll Illls mil.' thllt llils lllMJii sa .Sllecessful.

mill we will einillinie In be the heailciunrt-
ei-s far the best (,'"<"ls the iiiiirUets aft'onl lit
eiir reiiiarkiible low eiisli prlei's.

N. I!.- We do not liaiulle any ve;;elaliles
Krowii by the Chlniitnen.

\i(^'r(ii!iA. cowrcii.w and Dior/rv

<'ki;a.\ii;ry iu ttkr 'jr..'. ib.

nixi cicvr.oN tioa ;i.-ie ib.

It

.rit.

It.

iifit I.AlMlRV SOAl'

Is the l:iri.'est nnil best in Ihe iiiiirkol.

AI.V.\li:il M XCII THNdl K 'Joe tin

TUn ASIIM'.Y S'l'IiAWIlKUIUBS AUW
PIXKIi THAN KVBll.

D!X9

ROSS & CO-

Cash Grocers.

YATES STREET, VICTORIA.

Wo ciirry the iMr^est Btoek of c''"f'i''''''s and provisions in the Province,
•j» nnd hanilliiiK the Kreat hulk of the NOUTIIEltN TIIADB, wo can of-
y fur special advantages to Trador.s and Miueia.

I Outritting a Specialty

EFFECTED AT LOWEST RATES
APPLY

Robert Ward & Co., Ltd.

AGENTS

LONDON & PROVINCIAL MARINE AND GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY

LmilED, OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED, OF LONDON, ENGLAND.

LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
SWISS MARINE INSUKANCE COMPANIES COMBINED.)
WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY OF TOl^ONTO.
LAFONCIER COMPAGNIE D'ASSURANCES.

LIMITED

Importers of

IRON, STEEL, HARDWARE, PIPE, FITTINGS.

Cutlery, Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers and Garden Hoso

MIKING AND MILLING SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY

32 and 34 Yates Street, Victoria, B. C. Telephone 59 '4

p. O. Drawer 613

From Our Own Correspondent.
Mcnitreal, .Mine 1.').— There are no new

ilevel.i|iiii..iil s in the Irarknieifs sti-ike,

Ihe nnie" foi- wlli.li lias been onjrre.l

from the .\thimie l<> the I'aeilie on tha
(". 1'. lU system on Aloiulay uioniiiii;.
\niii-es were iiiaileil in all to 5,fX)0 tnwn-
liers oil 'rhiirsilay iii-lit as follow.s:

"Dear Itroiher: - lleiiij; nnahio to efl'ect
a settleineiil aeronl in u' to your cxpri'sised
•.vishes with the ('anmliaii I'nciiic i-ail-
way otlU'ials, your Keiionil Kriuyiuuo
eoniniittuo, as providwl for in tlie certili-
eate of aiitliority hereby orders a suspen-
sion of work to take elTei^t on MouUay,
Jiiiie 17, r.lDl, at ii'<-loi'k a. ni.,,'/s au-
t:hori/.e(l by seetioii lo, pn^'e 2,S 'of the
eoMslitiilinri ol' the Brolherliood oL' Ittiil-
uay Trackmen ol' America.

".Ml foremen in tlio mnintniiioiiee of
way de|iartnient will put their ears iukI
all tools ill the ear houses, nnd lock the
(lours, tuniint; over all kcy.-s l)elwi;;inK
to the coiupaiiy to llie nearest station
ai,'i-iit, after taking his receipts for .snme.
Tlieii send tliC followinj; mossnge to their
sniieriuteiident or ofHcers.

'•.Mr. Myself nnd men have

suspended work and will not be respon-
sible for company's property in our
charfto after (i o'clock a. m., June 17,
I'.Mii. (Siijnodl, .

"Thhs ini'.ssaf;o .should l)e sent promptly
.Ml (i o'clock a. in. on above date or as
soon tliereafter a.s recoiveil. No order
to resniiii' work should he taken notice
of unless it. lieiirs the vvrillen signature
of your cliairiiian ami tlie iniiu'ession of
the f:ra:icl ilivisioii seal of tlie lirother-
hooil of Railway Trackmen of .\iueriia.
.\ll briil^'i'iiien receivini; notice as ahove
will comply with. Hame and he f^oyi'rued
aeconlin^'ly."

.Men nske.l an iiirrca.se ^vhich all imiiihI
wonhl niuonnt to twenty i-ents per dtiy.
This, Cranil Prt'Hidcnt Wilson n<lniittc<l
today u oiild amount in the year to :|bout
!s'>00,{m.

HON. ^y. c. wkli^.

Bii.sy Visitinj.' Various Institutions at
Westminster.

\A'ef5tminster. .Tune 15,— (^wclal.) —
Hon. W. C. Weils visited various local In-
stitntions yesterday and today, and also
iiispectwl the termini of the proiiosed
h'raser river briil^'c An expert is now
on tlie way from the east, iiiid as s(K)ii as
his repont is recc-ived the government
\vill commence woi-k. The chief coni-
iiiissioiier also steamed down tlie river
and viewi d thi> proposed route of Uie
trunk road to lyadner. This important
work will also bo commenced as s^oon as
engineers report tlie cost within the ap-
propriation. Last iiiKht the niliiisler and
Secretary .McNeill wei'e dined at the
(iiiichoii hotel by Mayor Scott, and to-
day Mr. Wells visited the asylum, re-
L'ardiii;; l!ie extension of the grounds;
the Kruneite nulls nnd automatic can
tiictoiy. Tliis evening they and lion. It.
.MeBride are guests of tJ. D. Brimuer,
manager of the Bank of Montreal.

AT TUIO JiOV.VL CTIT.

iludgi" Ilendersoii I.e.'ives for Bisley. —
Drowning at Sapperton — Thief
Sontenced.

Westminster, .hiiie 1,". -(Special.) —
.luil-e ami Mrs. Uemb rsou left for Eng-
M.-iml toilay where ('.•i]>taiu Flendorson
will net as adjutant of Canada's Bisloy
tcsim.

Last cvoninc tlie second son or Ciiy
I'oundkoeper Baitl, was drowned in the
liriinette river, Sapperton. As he. with
his younger brother was crossing in a
rickety boat, it upset. The other lad
ilived three times for his brother, and
when rescued was nearly exhausted. The
body was recovered hjilf an hour later.

.\iiderson. a sneak thief, was sontenced
by .Tudge Hoh> to a year for theft, ;ind
eighteen months additional for an assault
on Chief of Police Cnrty.

Ask for

Opinions

Peace Association Wants Inter-
national JurLsts to Decide
on War Rules.

And Would Like to Have Annex-
atlon of Boer States Con-
demned.

Reasons Why Hague Peace Con-
ference Declines to Interfere
In Transvaal.

A Wire From

Port Simpson

First Message Over Telegraph
Line Is Received at the
Coast.

Fraser River Fishermen Ask for
Twelve and a Half Cents
a Fish.

&xG6lling in all
Virioes ot a Perteci
TaDle Water

The Leaning
Scotch
Whisky

CI.AStiOW

Special j

Selected !

Highland !

Scotch I
Whisky

Scotch
U/rta/%JI Liqueur
hu.so2-^ Whisky

This unrivalled Scotch Whisky is now
the OIvlHOST. HIOST K.NOWN and the'
.MOST Al'l'UlSCl.VTKU of any other j
j brand in the I'rovinci'. :
It has stood the test of TEN YEAIl.S' [
I ICX PEItll'i.NCK. having maintained its i
I reputation for ITKITY, SL'l'KIMOK
QUALITY nnd (IK.NKiiAL KXCKI.
I LENt'K, and is specially n'commemled I
j in cases of sickness by leading medical |
I fe'cnt loincii

TILU» SHOOTING.

Special I'rize Presented by British
.Shooters for L'. S. Team.

London. .lune 15.— The British trap
shooters ill re<-ognition of the viclory of
the I'nited .States gunners in tlii> In-
ternal ioiinl contest tliis Week b;,' win-
ning three .slniight out of the tivc- ]iro-
jecteil in;ili-lics at 1,(IIMI targets ;i siile,
urraiigcd n siiecial ccvntesi for the Anieri'-
cnns exclusively at Ilcndon today. Tlie
lOnglishmcn iircseiile,! ;i valuable cuii as
a trophy to tin- winner, I'red. (iilbiTt of
Spirit Lake, b.wa, \>(in the slio.,t off af-
ter a tie Willi fhaiies W. KuiM, of Des-
i.Moiiics, la. Crosby ami 1',. Lerov Wood-
ward, of Caiiipello. .Mass.. iimae the
lii;.'licst scon-s in a compel ition between
ilie I niieil Slates and llritish teams for
a sc. on, I -ol.l ciiji. Ill the second trial
I'losliy Won.

And Artistic Decorating

ll.aving sei'iii-eil the sm-vices of .Mr. I'.aul Hcyu'ra ni. h'rosco .\rtist, we an)
able to contract for ail work in this line, and guai-antce sa I isfa ci ii in .
(Jet our prices on show cases and slo|-i. linings.

J. W. MELLOR. ^-^T s™eet.^^„_..

I J. PIERCY & CO.

I Clothing Manufaoturers and
I Wholesal® Dry Goods

I VICTORIA

X

This favorite ^

brand of Scotch ^

Whisky is ac- ^

knowleclged by all who arc Juilges to be the very ^

best on the market. The demand for this brand ^

of Whisky is constantly on the increase, thus prov- ^

ing that the public appreciate a good article. ^

To be obtained in bulk or in case from ^

^ Plther & leiser " b. «. |

'i FINE SCOTCH FLIES '%

? Inspect our large variety and try f

a saniplo dozen. There Is no nootl i'
to send a\.-ay for these goails as we

a laiiiort th -m direct from tlio River- J
Bide makers. We can .soli 30 per

a cent cheaper than »ny house outside «

<. of Vlctorlr, at

FOX'S, 78 Govt St I

THE NEW ELECTRIC

HOT-AIR BATHS

OREVILLB SYSTEM.

Or localized BDnllcatton of superhenteil
dry air for the treatment of enlarged nail
stirroued lolnta caused bv rheumatism aau
gout; also for sciatica, lumbago, neuritis,
sprains, etc.

Terma nud testimonials upon application.

40 KANE ST. _ _

A .sparkling C'arlioiialetl
Water — purified by the

Delightful as a beverage, very
l)eneficial mcdiciiia'.ly.

Drill Ic it fur [)lcasiire and
a'dod heal til.

Sold b

Wholesale n.^alers.

JAIViES CRAWFORD

Victoria Agent for British Columbia.

B.H.nURST&CO.

Mining and Stock Brokers

BL'Y

Rambler Cariboo

it will be worUi ."ill cents before Sep-
tember.

35 FORT STREET

O.NiLV (INK CVSK.

Sm.allpo.'c on .Skeeila Contined to t)iie
I'al ieiit.

VaniM.uver, It. ( '.. .luue 1.". iSp< cial.i
--'rile sli'Muier l'riii(,.,s l.<iai>o aiiivi'.i
this evening: from .\oi-i licrii I'.ritisii Co-

I bia i.oi-i.,. riir oilirrrs s.iy iliat sniall-

pii.x e\i^is ai the Slainlai.l cannery on
I lie S!:ecmi. bill olber repoi-|c,| , ;ise.s nre
measles. The N'aneouver steaiiior ('aiii
biiio lias been for W\\ days at r<nt Sliii|i
.son li\iiig to seiaire oHicers to gi> aboard
llie river sieaiiier .Moiia. isliich the C.ipi-

b- is lowing lo .St. .Micliaels. Capl.

I'.iwey. of the Louise, ilecliiied an oiler

of Ili.iusan.l dollars to take the .\loua

lo Daws., II.

'I'lu' northern salmon iiack is so far
very lit'lit.

nKwirr auai.s.

lloi'i- Leader l/oses SiUlie <»f IILs Su'l>-
plies to lOlliot.

l..ondon. .luiie l,"i.— Lord Kileheiicr re-
|H.rts to the War Oilbe from rrei.iria
as follows: "I luring llie niareli fi-om
N'rede, (ieiieral lOlliot's coliiniii engaged
I'euei iieiir .Neil/., .lime (i. .\fter severe
IujIiI iiiu' lOllioi caiilnreil seveiily-oue load-
e.l wagons, forty-live prisoners, fifty-

elL-bl lilies, lll.llllU lolllhbs of a II 1 11 1 1 1 11 i t ioli

and ■l.iiiili .•.■illle. Till' Ilocrs loft seven-
•eeii killed and fliree wouiidnl. Onr
casualties Were 1 hree oHicers a lid 17 men
killed and one oHIcer and i;-t men
wouiuled."

From Our Own Correspondent.

\'iiiic<uiver, .Tune 15.— The goverii-
uicut wire from h'ort Sinipsoii to Ilazel-
tuu is linished. The following wire was
received today:

"Port Simpson, .Tune 14.— Mayor T. O.
Townley: On behalf of the people ot
Tort SinuKjoii, Y>v desire to convey to
.vou and the cilizeii.s of "\"aacouver our
heartiest congvatiilatious on being in tel-
egraphic conuuiinication with the outside
world. (Signeilj .1. T. .M. Alexander, J.
II. Uiclidale."

.\11 the construction gangs will now be
put mi to rush tlic l>nwsoa lino, and on
■ Inly 1 it i.s expected that there will be
direct telegraphic connection with Daw-
son.

Tlie lishernuMi assembled in New

\\'estiiiinster in g'rand lodge meeting this

' afterii i, decided to rejeit the offer

;go\-eriiing tlu> in-ico of lisli made to tlii'

loiU'e by the cannerymeii last Monday.

but made another offer or demand of
'IL''- cents jier lish tliroiigh the entire

season. .\ll the delegates were not at
1 the mceliiig because it was liehl one hour
j I'arlicr than ordered.

I .\l.i. \V. ,1. .Me(;iiij;an has been ap-
jpoinlcd ■•.Von-iirsi.lenI KepivsenI a t i \'e
! I'ril.uv" of .Mrl lili ruiversily foi- r.ril-
j ish Cobinibia, .Manitoba and the .Norlh-

I^iiidon, June 15.— The Interuational
Arbitration and Peace Association ha.s
sent a letter to ti miniber of European
and Uniie.l States jurists of inteniu-
tional repute asking assistance to clear
up iiucstious of the law of annexation
and the rules of warfare. The commit-
tee having the matter in hand, which en-
closed t:lie parliamentary return on farm
burning in South Africa, considers it
desirable to obtain the collective authori-
tative opinion of the leaaiug jurists of Uie
ivorld on those subjects.

'lOvents in South Africa and those
wliieh have recently occurred in Culia
and the Philippines," writes the com-
mittee, seem to call for such an e.vpres-
sion of opinion of those w-Jio Jiave de-
voted tliomselves to the study of the
philosophy of law, as it may e.Kerci.so an
important inlluence upon both the DCO-
ple aJid the goveriiiiionts."

Tile letter, which is signed among oth-
ers by l.'eli.x .Moscheles (chairman of the
International .Vrbitratiou and Peace as-
sociation) gives what is described us "A
rough eniinieriition of tlie opinions of
recent writers." All tliose who are quot-
ed deny the right of annexation by force,
except by the authority of the congress
of the states or declared will of the
people.

The eiieb>siire winds up with pointing
out that the British nominal anne.xatiou
of the South .Vfriean republics is in di-
rei-t contradiction of the aliove judicial
opinions.

_ Herliu, .Tune ID.— .Mr. Hollis, T'nitnl
States minister at The Hague c-oiirt dur-
ing an interview today informed tlie
correspoiuient of the Associated Press
tliat Tlie Hague Arbitration court had
only just been organized, by tlie ari-
pointmeut of the last of the 5," judges^
but several international questions are
already before the court. The Tnuisvaal
question was certainly not one of these,
because The Hague Peace Conference
had decided that the IJoer states were
not .soveroigD states. The court will not
bo in pernianoat- session, but will only
act when suitable questions are present-
ed, when the whole court will select a
hem h to adjudicate each question, air.
Hollis said both Count von Bnclow and
Baron von Ilichter of the foreitfu minis-
try, had received him in the nio.st kindly
luanner evidently sharing his belief that

I'he IL'iguc' court was like the CVIngna
eharla agreement which future interna-
tiouiil law will crystalize.

■si Tr

.Mr. (

^p.iiii.

all.

I ilories, for the une.xpirwl term
irlyle, who is now at Uio 'l"into,

qllesllo
judge
lhal SI
I he .Mi

-•ial lueelinL; of the board
1 n hel.l lo disell.- the

rcsi.liul Supreme court

mver. It was decided

■present alion be made to
if .Illslicc.

On Tins. lay next, il,,. board of trade
vsill cii.-^i^ler llie eoniinnniealioii from
I he lititisli Colnmbia Hoard of Trade,
proposing that a joint. memorial be
[drawn up ami presi-nted to tlie provin-
!ei.il government regarding the establish-
ment of an assay olllcu in ^■ictoria and
1 N'aiieouver.

TO BE BURIED

AT BKANTFORD

Funeral of Late A. S. Hardy to
Take Place At Former
Home.

1 Andrew Usher &.Co.'s

i Celebrated Scotch Whiskies.

T O. V. G. S. R. O. V. a

i O. O. H.

i Bass' Famous Burton Ale

; on Draught

I Agent.

I W. A. W/\RD.
t

• BANK OF MONTREAL BDILDLNO

Healthy Chickens

Tn havo lieallliv fowls they have to bp
kept clean and fed properly, espechilly
young clilcks. I'or cliloken houses use
l.Mi'a LIcB Killer, or Lamherfs Death to
Llee. To keep chicks growing, use Chip
wheat, prcparcil iiK-at scraps and tonics.
Tn bo had from E. M. NODEK. Poultry
Supply House. 12 Store St.. next to B. &
N. Railway; . .

POU SALK on EXOnANGE—Try The
C«»loiilHt Wnnt Colamn— 1 cent, 1

The SimlikameenCoalCo

fapltal $l.rw)().(i(iii, illvlileil Into .•((Kl.OOO

shnres, par value each.
Property nine square miles of coal lands
tile simllUameen Ceuatry. near I'rlnce-
II, li. I'.

Sliares for sale at pnr $o each.
Work will he (■uiiiineiirc<l tills s.'nsnn iiinl
the prniierly fiillv pn.s|irr| with illnuienil
drills. SlinfUs will be sunk at the best
points anil Hi.' iireperlv eiieiied ii|i by sys-
leniiitie ileveloiiiiient Mi'ven years iiL'o
Crow's Nest slian-s wrr.' scllliij.' at J-J.-'o
per .share; tnihiv llley uic iineled .SS,", llsUi'il,
$80 bid.

A. W. MOIUC & CO.
Sfl Goyernment St.. next Bank of
Monrreil.

COCOANUT

CAKE

I"or dairy u.se— ehciiper and hett.e
than oll-cjike. Call iiiiil liiive n leol
at It. tJl-LiVESTKll KHED CO..

City ^I^rket.

BADLY CRUSHED.

Travelling Passenger Agent lO. P. B.
Meets With Serious Accidpnl.

^lontrcal, .Tune 15.— (Spoeial.) — Harry
Ibbotson. travelling passenger agent for
lilio O. P. It., was crushed between »
street car and a tenia yesterday aftcr-

k.um.m; ().\ (•i.viu;.

.Nevada Hopelessly Outsailed by the
Tutty.

■ l!<itlipsny Firth of Clyde, .Tuni> 1.".— -
(3has. P. llereschoirV yacht Nevada
started todaj in a ninteh race for a
special prize against the Tiitty. over a
I nurse Sti'-j miles long. A brisk bree/.e
was blowing. Tlie Tntty outsailiHl l he
.\evadii on I'vcry point. .Vfter a liolio-
less stern eliiisi', Ihe .Vevaila lowered her
topsails anil left the Ttitty to finish alone.

I'liupi'ror William's .\leleor beat Kiir-
iad b.v seven minutes today over u 127
mile course.

DEGREES CONFEIIIIBD.

Western Students at McGill iMedical
Convocation.

Montreal, .Tune 10.— (Special.)— The an-
iiiiiil convention of the lueilical faculty
of JIcGill University for conferring do-
grees, took place esterdny. Among tlie
new doctors are A. L. Kendall, Vancou-
ver; A. D. JSIorgan, Nnnaimo; W. E.
Newcombo, Vancouver; iL. iH. Hedon,
Victoria. As there wore ■only seveiii een
students ifrom West of Lake 'Superior,
the proportion of pusses is good.

GBANBY SM KLTBR.

Amount of Ore Snulted During Past
Week.

tirand Forks. 15. O., .Tune 1.5. — During
the week ended today the firauby smel-
ler treated -L:!".") tons of on.'; total treat-

I'roni Our (iwii Corresiiondent.

Toronto, .Inne iSpeeiai.i - The

death of Hon. S. Hardy, former On-
taco premier, wlio luissed away on
■| linrsday nigli't, was tile subject of re-
solulions of sympathy and condoleihe
in the .Anglican Syiioil, nud in the o.i-
lario .Medical council. It was als,, ih.'
subject of sympnthetie commeiiil ai a
meeting of the Toronto board of cuitrol.
I'remier Boss, who Was at lirockville.
iidegraphed expressions of regi-et, ami
a brief apiireciation of Mr. Hardy's lifo.
Mr. Whitney, Conservative leader, in re-
sponse to invitations from the Globe and
other pajiers, wired from iJIorrisbnrg a
generous appreciation of bis old-time op-
l«)nent*.s personal worth. The funeral will
take place at Brantford, Mr. Hardy's
home, until in IS'JO, when ho assnmed
llie pieiniersliip. The rcinaiiiR wiii be
lakeii to Itrantford Count House this
evi'uinu'. and on Siimlay the Toronto city
council will attend the preliminary cere-
mony, which will be helil in 'Hironto. 'I'lie
body will lie in state that a last look ni.ay
be l ikc'i of it l)y the numerous friends
nf the deceased. The funeral will take
pbuc in the afternoon-.

BOATING AOOIDBNT.

Lady Hospital Nurses Drowned in the
St. Lawrence.

Montreal, .Tune 1 ."—(.Special. l—IiiietlTiel
MiildiKui of Smith h^ills, and iiraiuiali
Brush of I'erth, two nurses employed at
the Western Hospital for the In.sane,
were boatiiiLr last night wit:h male
friends. While crossing Ihe St. T/aw-
reiiee the boat uii-set. The men were
savi^d, but the women drowned,

.r, .T. Hill, president of the (Ireat Xor-
thern, arrived in the cit.v this morning
and left for Qiitdioc in Ihe afternoon. '.Mr,
Hill is on his wii.v t'^ visit his large sal-
mon fishing res"rve ; 'j tb-' coast of l^ab-

FIRE AT ROSSLAND.

E.xplosion in Paint Shop Starts Blaze,
Damaging Several Stores.

Itiissland, li, V... .June I5.— A costly fire
occurred in the city this afternoon. An
explosion to.dc place in Daniels
Chambers iniiiit shop and was followed
by a lire that threatened to burn sev-
eral blocks. 'The lire department hail a
hard li?.'lit for half an hour, but linaliv
Here snei-essfnl. The damage to the
stock of wall papers will be heavy, and
tlie_ building also suffered seriously. Lill-
lon's book store next door was damaged
by water to the extent of ifoW .

TAVLOU BUOTII'EBS ASSIGN.

Toronto Pu-m Fails for Several Hun-
dred Thousand Dollars.

Toronto, .liinc l.">.— iSpeeial.l— The linn
of Ta.vlor Uros., a well known house en-
gaged ill paper making and brick inakiii/;,
has assigiicil. No ligures are vet obtain-
able, but it is believed the failure is a
I'lid one. Liabilities iiie several hiiii-
ilred thousand dollars, with assets coui-
para lively small, and which will he wip-

""' ''.\- 1 or two secured creditors,

leaving practically nothing for the bulk
ol the erclihus. The tirm is one of the
oldest in the city.

FRENOll CONVICTS.

Hscape From Penal Settlement to
Jamaica.

Kingston, .laniaica, ,Tiine L"j.— Keports
received lien.' from iJeinerara, British
iniiaiia, liave aiinoniiced the arrival at
Herbice of an o|)en boat containing four
1- reiiehmeii. They wore convicis .dotll-
iiig and are believed to be life cnvicts
NMio escaiied fi^oai P'rem-h (liiiaiia. Tile
ai-e being detained pending tile gov-
eiaiors pleasure. A fortnight ago si.v
I'l-eiiehuiun arrived in Bi-iiisii Guiuiia in
a similar manner.

lUO.V .\M) STh:WL I'.OL.VTILS.

I'liynieiiL Transferred to Trade and Com-
merce Department,

(.)ttawa, Out,, .Tune ]."..— An order-in-
couiicil has been imssed t raiisfen-iiig the
work of the payment of iron and steel
bounties from the (Jiistoiiis department
to the J lepiirt-iiieiit of 'J'rade and Goiii-
nierce from LsL .luly. This will entail
considerable work on the departnu'iit. It
is also likely that lead bounties will be
handed over to the Trade Departiaciit
when they go into force on ,Inly 1 next
year.

MANITOILV OUOP.S.

A Yield of Forty .Million Bushels
I'roniised.

Winnipeg, .Tiino 1.".— I Special.)— The
■Weather is hue for the c'rops. 'Two mil-
lion acres of wheat are in, and the yield
promises to be lO.fKHl'.OOO bushels.

The rate of tiixalion for Winnipeg this
year will be high, 'MY^ mills; last year
it was ~'.\\\. During" :\lay 5,000 new
settlers an-ived in Winnipeg.

A TOTAL .LOSS.

Leylanid Liner Assyrian Has Gone to
Pieces.

St. .Tohii's. Ntld., .rune 15,— The de-
struction of the Leylaiid line steamer
.\ssyriaii, which went ashore oil Cape
Uacc, .lune 1), is complete. The tug
i'etrolea, which with others, wont to her
.'issistance is also a wreck. Ver.v litile
of the -■Vssyriiin's cargo i.s I'cing salved

2

t FOR THOSE

TRY MOUISON S ANTIBEPTitO FOOT
POWDIOlt. No person should be without It
tUat are on their feet all day. 23 CENTS
A BOX AT

GEO. MORISON & CO.

05 GOVr.KNMKNT ST.
TUo LeadliiK DruKB'sta ^...riioue So.

TIRED, ACHING
AND SWOLLEN
FEET

GBAllY BXOHJSIO-V ACT.

Chiuctsc in United States Orgaiuzing for
Its Repeal.

San Francisco, June 13.— An appeal
luis been taken to tUo Secretary of the
Treasury fi-om the decision of the Clii-
iieso bureau denying a Imidinj; to On;;
Shi, wlio conducts one of the largest
vlotblug stores in the Cl.iliese ciuartt r
of this city. He has just retiinieil inim
n visit to China ami the refusal to allow
llim to land was based ou the rei eut
treasury dcpnrtnieut d-cisiou which re-
moves from till' merchants' class any
Chinese persou wlui derives any ilirect
income from the euiploymeut of artisans.
It wa.s shown that in his wtore oiu> sew-
ing machine was operated lor llie uuuiu-
fncture of specially aosiffmsl silk rohiv;
for weiUlliy Chinese, and tliis is held to
oonie witliin tlie ruling of the depart-

New York, duui- l,i.--llie I nluine
says: "The ("hinese in the riiiti-il
'States are preiiarini; fer an ori-'iuiizeil
liglil to (ilitaiti the aUsolute repeal of the
(iearv Kxclusi(Ui act at ihe r.miini,' ses-
sion ;)f iM,iii:res.s. 'l"h«' uinveuienl was
started in lliis <ily earlv in the w.^'k.
and it is e\pecte.l l.i spreiid rapidly to
l-hiladelphia. (-hiea;,',.. ruitlaml. ^-atll.'.
Sail l-'i- liii-Hci' a:id (.liirr cities haviie.;

ili'-c ('llin.-:-c p(P]MlhlIlnllS. A IHiWerlul

,u'-"iiiiz:ili,.ii has 1 11 elTecled aiii..iiL'

ihc Cliiiiesc niercli:iiils of lliis rilv.
WilhiH the ii.'Xt tv,n wcd.s every ..n.'
-if Ihc ir,.(liiil Cliincvr here wid askc.!
to ^i-ii ;i .■arerully ii!-cp:ircd niciiiorial !n
Ihc railed Stale-; L-ovcriiineiil _ ^'sUm-'
thai ill.' KNclu-iuu Ac-i he rci,caic.l. 1 lie
Micin..iial will prutesi in the stroiii-'esi
liossihl.' ici iiis a-ainsi having the a.-l
extended lor Iweiily years from the dale
.,r il.~ e\|iiratioii in I'.IH'J. It "ill he f..!'-
warded to ihe jrovernincnl ahmi; with
similar memorials iireparcd in i>'|"'.''
cities through Wu Tiiif.' I'lnii-'. Hie I lu-
nese minister at Washin^MeM. Ihe
strongest hope of success lies iii \Mi
Ting Kang. Chin.ise say that 't "as on
liii.-* iidvioe that they organized for the
Mt niggle."

o —

FUO.M NANAl.MO.

Investigation at ICxteiision— \'aii .Vnda
Mines Start Again.

Nanaimo. .Inue 1.'.- iSpeei.ih -Super-
inteiulent lliiss.'v visited I'.xleiisi.ui this
afternoon to hold an invest iL-alion in
to (Vilistahle llodg>.ars ease. .\.s it
was pay day at Kxteasiiui and Ihe wit-
nesses scattered, Mr. llns,<ey postponed
the iiivesiigatioii until .Iiiae 'J.S. ill .Na-
naimo court house, ill 2 ill the alleniooii.

The lirtieth aiiiiivcrsary of tlie in-li-
tlltion o.' (!ood Templaiisni will he eel-
ohrate.l on .Inly '-'T hy :i jnhilee picuu-
at nuiiciii. It will laiihriice a reunion
of all of the Island lodu'es. W. Bailey of
ICxteiisioii is here iiiakin;,' arrangements
with local ollici;ils and visits Victoria
next Week wilii file same ohject in view.

The \'aii Aiida iiiines, 'I'cxada. are
again working. The Copper ljueen start-
ed on the Sih instant. 'I'lie company's
saw mill also started after heiiiy idle
five iiioiiths. riie snii-her is runuini,'
night mid day on local ore. The I'liioii
StcMinship ("onipnnv is putting on a fast
passeii;,'er hoat to " replace the steamer
'('oinex.

A Seattle syndicate have commenced
■ (i))erati(iiis oil the (;.>lden Slipper. The
Lfiriiedale started work this week with
a large force of iiieu ami I'lanta'e proper-
ties have fourteen men ■working. A
hoardinir liousi- has heen built at the
mine in chai-L-e <>f the Misses lleyimlds.

Marhle Kay iiiiiii>s 'are installing a civm-
Iiressiir plant, fresh boilers beiut; put in,
giving double iMjwer. The sereeiiing.s
are now being jigged, saving the uietal-
iic contents for sale.

STltUCK riCIvET,S.

Xew Vork Count v Court .ludge Forbids
Their Use.

New York, .luiie h'l.— .ludge Stewart in
the I'ounly court today baiideil down an
opinion rest raining the su ikiiig maeliiii-
ists from placing pickets at the various
railroad stations and shops, and persuad-
ing the non-union men to leave their
work.

Services In

The Churches

Bishop of Korea to Preach
the Cathedral This Morn-
ing.

at

Subjects of the Sermons and
Order of the Musical
t-ortions.

IIOAIJ KOIlLaMliX.

Result of Elections Yesterday on CJali-
riola Island,

Nanaimo, .Imie 1.".— l Spei'ial.l— 'I'he
ideeiidu a ruail fon'inau for (iahriola
ishind this afterni«>ii resnlteil in the elec-
tion of James iJegmm for 'the south end,
and John Martin for the north cud.

WORTHLESS MIXINO STOCK.

Men Anrestod in San Francisco for
Working Con fianie.

San I'^iM iK'isco, .Tune I,". — The police
have arrested three men whom they
i<liar>;c with being membei'i* of a coiii-
Idnalioii that lias bc'Mi oiiernting in the
ICasti in .Sl.ites with worthless niiniii--
stock slian-s. The oondiinatioii is said
to have operated in .Sew Y'ork, I>env< r
and I'oriland, The tmvM was niudi' on
complaint of raul II, Lewis, a loe.il
.stock broker, who alleges that the tliree
men offennl hiui tJll,l«M» shares of the
Ward Consolidated (iold Mining Com-
pany of (Vilormlo. They represeiiteil to
iuni that St. Lonis brokers were eiidcav-
oHng to loeale the stock am! were ready
to liny it lit a big advance over the price
per share at wliieli it was niTeicil to
I,<wis.

When the tiicii wcri' sea relied there
were iniiiid. I.e.,i,|,s the Ward Consnli-
daled cerlilicates. a i-i'i l ili(;a I e for ."i.dOO
shares in the ('-/.ir loild '.Mining t'oiii-
paiiy of Iieiiver. III.IMIII shares in the
Doe'lor (.'old Mining ^ .MilliiiL- < 'onipaiiy
of Coloniilo S|iriiigs, and 'JD.tMIO shar.'S
in the Itockford (told Mining <& .Milling
Company of Cripple Creek.

SlIIl' I'.CII-DI.Nt;.

A Company I'^i uaii iiiL' at Xauuiino U'ith
Local Capital.

.N'aiiaiiiio, .Iiiiie l.'i I S|iecial. 1 The .\a-
naiiiio '.Ship Ciiildin;.' coinp-iiiy was finM,-
ed iliere loiii-lii witli the f.dlowiiiL: oil!
cers: I'n'sideiil. .Vndrew Haslaiii: see-
ri'lai v-l re.isnrer. tJeiu'ge 1,. Sclielky;
solicitnr. 1-:. .M. Varwo'xl: ilireelors. Dr.
.Mackechnie, Alderuiaii .1. II. Coekiiiir.
lOihvard (Jiieniudl. Tli(> eaiiital is .'sli.'ii k-
(X.M), in one didlar shares ami is all ex-
pected to he siihscrilicd in this nej^jlihor-
hood. The lists ..lien on .Moiidiiy. The
company is imw I'lokiiii; for a sili'. This
is the revival of an ipM hiisini'ss here, as
many lar^-i' ships wei-e hiiill years a;.'"
for the I'aeilic and coast iii^- I rade. The
ollieei-s stale many good orders are al'
1'eaily in sight. Upeiiitiiuis begin iiiinie-
diiilely thai skilled workmen can be iis-
semhlcd.

I iioa A L INTE LilA UEXOE.

Yesterday's Proceedings in Chambers
atul in Appellate Court.

Mr. Justice Drake presided in Obam-
hers yesterday, and disposed of the tol-
lowiny cases:

.Sehl VS. Tiigwell— Order made for dis-
i-overy of (locuinents. to apply to birth
parties, i'laiiililt t" tile allidavits within
li\e days, deleiidant witliin one month.
It'd.vea t"r [ilaiiitilT, (ire:,'Mrv for <lel'eii-
'laiit.

Ke .\. .1. \\-. Siuilh, deceased -Letters
ol' .■i'lnilnisirati.)n urantiil. I'ersomil
l"Mi.l to h,. aecejite'l if ludrs reii.junee.
.\ikiiiaii r.>r .•ii'plicatit.

Ke Colniiihia Siaire ( ', .inpa ny— Wui.l-
ing up order .^i-anted. Itarnard fur ai>|ili-
ea tits.

Ue CI.Lre'lee Cox. deceased I'rohate
;:r. lilted, .\ikiuan f'li- ai'iil iea nt.

Ke Ad. laid.' Cnlniau, .l,v,.a.-;,..| I'r.e
hate ..r will with. ml ,-Mdi.-il granted.
S.-hiilt/. f..r •■iiiplicaiit.

The f.>ll. living case.- ai-e s.'l down for
tirariii),- in chanihers on Monday.

l.ang vs. .Mai'doiiell— .\|iplieii"li4)n for
.special jury. .Milks for plaintilT, IJuff
(i>r defendant.

McUae v.s. Morrison rdliie.— ,Vppliea-
lioii t.i continue injunction. Lawsou for
applii-ant.

sri'KIOMK COCUT.

On motion in Neshitt ct al. vs. UHhel,
hetiif,. .Mr. .lastii'e Urtike. to ilismis.s the
■■i.'li'.ii. il was onlered that a d.'.avi' i-;-
sui> OIL liu-ins t.i h.' agreiMl iii>.>ii between
the parlies. Crease for plaiutids; Aik-
iiiau for defendant.

IN Tin: I'UU. COURT.

.\ iLrumeiit was concluded in Williams
\ s. ll.iurke, ill the full court yesterdiiy,
iiii.l jinlgineiit was reserved,

I'.dl.iwinj; is ilif neromptory list f.n-
.\I lav:

Small vs. Carroll.

Ue W. 11. Oliv.'r.

Macaulay vs. H.'lyea.

Hickingh.itt.iin vs. J.irdan.

"levensmi vs. Parks.

Ue 'Severs.

The Itight llev. Dr. Corfe, bishop of
Korea, will preach at Christ ('hurch ca-
tlii'dia; this niorning, and also give a
missionary address at IJishopsclotio in
the afternoon al o'clock. Canon
Uaiilands will preach in the evening.
Till' musical poriious follow;

.MATINS.

Volnntarv- .Vnilimto In G Smart

Veiilte — t.Vs Sell tjalhedral I'saller

Psahns -iAs Set) Callie.lral I'saltiT

Te Deiiiii — f.;nil Sell . . .Oalliedral I'salter

UeueUlelHS— Uuruhy Catliedral fsallA-r

Hymua 533. 18T, !M0 -V

Kycle ItrldKewaler

Gloria lalllc

Voluntary— festal March . . Uallste Calkin

KVISNSONCJ.
Volnnlary-Sbnple Avea H- 'I h

Hymn, 'Jill

I'.salnis -i.\s Sell

.Maunllh-at

.Niiiii- DindlUs .
llviiiii,-. :;ol, f-'.

Il\

ami .M.

C'llthodral I'saller

Turner In I'

. . . .Turner In !•'
A. anil .M

.'.s' v. an. I M.

In II I'ntioN

Political

Squabbles

V.ilnnlaiv Calilasl

nr^ani.-,!. C I'aiilliie: .leiirmasier. .\.
Crane. . , ,

There will be morinng prayer at 11.
with seiinon hy the P'ctor, the Uev. I'. r-
cival .leans, and evensong at 7, when
the IJislioii will hold a eoiitirmiitioii. al
St. John's. The musical arrangements
are as fillows:

MOKXINU.

luuaii Itenedletus In 1'" Moaari

iiviuus in:!, - il.

iirgau-rreluilc In I> minor i"i' i

KVIO.MNli.

' llrnaii l'lti;rlni's Smi',' of llope liallst.-

llyniiis -ilS. l.'M. 'JSo -JTl

iiiiL'aii Hear .My I'rai.-r Meinlelssidin

Th.' M'lviies :it St. I'.arimbas' are: S
a.m.. holv eiicliarisl ; IlliilO a.m.. mtltius;
11 a.m.. choral eueharist, service, Sim-
per ill (;, hymns ;JL'I, i'.liil, HIT, preacher,
the KLshop of Cohunliia; ,'! p.m., eliil-
dreu's llower service— the flowers reeeiv-
eii at this seivice will be given to tlie
hospitals of the city; 7 p.m., choral
evensong— Psalm 141). llimbanlt in O;
Psalm 150, Ilnmphreys in C: Maguill-
cat, Siiuiier in I) (treble solo. .Master .V.
Kauschi: iNunc I>imittis, Simper in P
ihiiss solo. Mr. ("has, Urowiuo; tuuheiu,
"Praise the l.ord," Kev, K. V. Hall lien-
or .solo, Mr. ,1. S. Kloydi; liynins 413.
112, -1:18. Preacher, Itev. Canon .New-
ton, 'Saskatchewan,

A.t St. James there will be holy coni-
mmiion at S o'clock; matins, aiite-coni-
muiiion and senmin at 11, and evcnsuni;
and seriiioii at 7.

At the Kefiii'ine.l I'.piscopal, K.'V. Or.
Wilson will preach iiioriiiiiL' and eveiuiii;.
His luoriiiiii; snhjeel ••Siieakiiig in Par
ahli-s." an.l cveiiiiiL' siilij.a-t. ".M inisl'-i -
iii;.'."

.\l St. .\ii.h>w's I'r.'-^hyteiiaii, T!ev.
W. Leslie Clay, ininistei-, til. 're will h.'
piiidii- w.ir.-liip at U a.m., Nvith sp.-.-ial
tnenioi-ial servic t.n- llr. Ce... M. M<-
Kav. of l-'orniosa. and at 7 p.m.; .''^ah-
liatli school at :J::iii and Itilile class at
;; p.m. The innsieal portion follows;
MOUNIXG.

uruan I'rayiT ••• ^^''l''

I'salm • -

Antliein .Vwake. Put on Stivmith

BUSINESS POINTERS.

By rol'orriiig to Jameson's coffee adver-
tisement iu to-day's paper, you will see
that ho has ii great variety of blends.
He has many others, but these are his
leaders. Ho cau give to you coffee of
almost any Bo'vor, from the tart Salvador
to the sweet .lavju

Prices to suit all — 25 to 50 cents a
pound, ithc best value for your money
in town.

The 1!. O. Drug Store, 127 Johnson
.street, is to the front with one of the
most uniiiuu and pretty soila fountains
yet seen on the coasf, Wlien you hiiii-
ger and thirst for something really deli-
cious ill Ice crejim and iee cream soila,
llavored to suit your taste, and made
from pure fresh creain and fruit juice,
just drop iii at -7 ,Iohiisoii street, and
liiive a look at an article that is both
ornamental and iis.'fnl.

Wescott Bros.. SS Yates street, bav(>
again i-e.-eived tlie npiioiiitnient as agents
for \'ii-liiria, I!, t"., for the C<isnioiH)litaii
l''ashi'>ii C.i.'s patl.'riis. ef which the
fashi.iinilde city of Victoria are well
aware there are none snpeiior and few
eipial. 'I'licv are now pre|iared to cator
to till' iinhl'ic with a full stock of tin
latest now on han.l. They are al.so run
ning a nice line of I5lon.ses and Skirts.
Sec their advert iscMiient in another col
uuiii for some of their prices.

.\ solution of the question of dollars
will he fully c.xemiilititKl by a visit to
llastie's i'liir. 77 tioverninent street.
See Lis ad. in atiother column tor e.v-
pliination.

When von r.'.d rati-iied "f \ liaiist . mI.
just ill-op into II. .\. Lill.'v's i.-e . rcaiii
[larloi-s, lll.'i OoULdas street, ami exjiei-i-
.•iie.' h.iw .lilT.'reiil you feel lifter pnr-
takini; of on.- of his didii-ious ice cr.Miii
s.i'his, niaile from pure fruit jni.-es. Oh.
u hat a .lilT.M cii.'e!

iS «

Th.. 11. C. Kiirniture C.i.. Hi; < hnao ii-
111. •lilt street, are showiii'..' ii v.Ty utii.pic
an.l iip-l.i-.l.-ili' lin.' ..f f ii mil ii r.'. and a!
1 . ry reiis'.nahl.' rate<. It i-i w.dl worth
iiisiie.'li.in.

It was net a lurk.'V -..IiIiLt.

lint a liii,. f.it tiirk.-\- li.ai.
.\s pr.'tly as any wahhl.a-

lAi'i- tak.-ii from tin- I"'".

Preventing the Re-Organization
of the Government in
Japan.

War on Rats in Tokio to Pre-
vent Possibility of
Plague

KOSSLANU OUTPUT.

Total For the Y'ear Nearly Two lliiii-
dred Tliousaiid Tons.

Ihi.ssland, R. C, June l.'i.— Tlie total
out|iut "for year is now l!)4,!ltrj tons. The
repairs at t'he Iloi mine are completed
and tlie property contributed its qnolii
to the aggregate this week. lOverytliiiig
is moving along smoothly at the big cor-
poration's property, and they are employ-
ing the ordinary crews of miners, push-
ing sto|)ing and development. The 'Monte
Oristo iii'iie joius the shipping list this
week, and ne.xt week the Uomcstake will
also-uc included. Unless sometbing al-
togetlier nnfoi-seen arises the lUossland
camp will ci)jo.v one of lilie mo.st pros-
!l)erous seasons in its history tills sum-
mer, 'nhe mines arc working at top ca-
pacity, and new properties are being
opened up regularly,

TO AIIBITUATE.

Iron aioivlders and Foiindrymcn Trying
to Settle Trouble.

Cjiicngo, ~ .Tunc 15,— 'Arbitration may
settle tlio trouble over wages that threat-
ened to lead to a strike of 2.400 iron
moulders in Chicngn. It was decided at
n couferouce between the nmiiUleis and
the foundrymea to submit the question
toi the '.Nntional. Joint Arbitration Board
"flf'-the t^vo bodies.'' This board meets in
' Clilcnpo on .Turi'b'24. The 'inioii eon-
tends for a minimum seale of ;i day.
The present sc;ile is !?2.7,".

Yukoliaina. .May ,''>ll.--i .Vssoei.-itcd I'ress
Letter hy s. S. 'i'a.-.naa . I— 'i'lii' caliin.'t
iiilldille is not only still unsellle.l, Inil it
I'.'c.inii's ev.a-y day iii..rr c miiilica ted and
li.ipi-l.-s> 111' s.ihllaui. The Sonne ..l tlic
iroiilile, whil.' .lign:ti.-,l tis a strife he-
t w ecu the priiiciide of a parly ministry
an.l tliat "i an iii.|.'i»n.l.aii i-ahim't, ri-
.^liMlisihle mily to tile ^,,vi-rei;:n, is til-

111. 1st 1.1.-.' Siejlt .>!' ill t.iH' iM-ttill.'SS .if

the p.ilit i.-.-il .-.luahhl.'s svlindi have c .■

to the siirta.e, ina];i/ig it iinpos.-.ilil.' tor
iiliy sliltesmail without .■.impl.'l.- |.,ss of
sclf-rcspeel to lliiih rt a k- t.li.' task .>f
formin;; a iiiiiiisiry. In the iii.'aiiu liil.'
the im|iressioii has gone ahroad ili.it t.he
ililliculiy has arisen from t.he desiieraie
state of .laiMiirs tinnnces. Nothing coiil. I
he farther from the truth, the linancial
status of the government being aliso
liitely siminl anil flourishing. In other
woiiis tJie Iron'ble should be nttrihiite.l
solely to the country's inearpeiietice in
the workings of parliaiuvintary in.siitu-
lioiis. li is tlie natural outcome of tin?
period of transition through which the
IHditics of the 10mpir«» are passing. .Mean-
while much .sympathy is fek and ex-
|u-esseil for Uie Enipentr, who in his
alisorhiiig interest for the success of the
experiniont in coiistitntioniil government
whicli he has freely granted to his peo-
ple, now hiids himself deiirived .d' the
means to keep it ill practical operation.
111! help coining from .-my si a t .■.vin.ni in
whom he places eoiili.leiici'.

.Much .■..iisteriiat loll has heen iiwakeiie.l
hy the OS. ape of a rat. The 'inedical an-
I Imrit i.-s oi the I iiiperinl riiiversity. were
. iiirau'.'.l ill e\|Mo-iiii.'ii t iiiu' upon S'lni.'
fo.hoits l,y 111" ill! r.Hlii.'li'.il '<( id,l_-lf
ha.-illi into tlii^ r \-.-iii>. On.- ,,r lli.'in
eln.le.l their viL'ihm.'e, and as a loiisi-

ijiieiiie s..\eral liav.' r nlly been din--

cio.'r.'.l in til.' Ii.ispiial infectivl with the
dis.'.-is... As a revolt, lae war against
llii-ni has assniii.-il huge [iroport i.m ^.
'I'll.' ■r.>ky., iiiinii.di>:il;ty has \'.itei| thirty
th.iiisan.l y.ni, ral tr.i|is hy th.' tlmnsan.i,
lire .list rihiit."! aiii'.'i- ili.' p.''.].!.'. an.l a
leiiinly of liv.' s.'ii .'a.-h .dfere.l fur their
.■ii|iiiii-.'. With all this .■vhli'ii,',. .,f .'.m-
steniation. tlirre is n.i m'.-.l ..f fear tliai
th.' .lis. .as,- .■nil t.'aiii a f.>otli.iI,| in this

c.iniilry. in wlii.-li asnr.'S f.ir iir.'V.ai-

ti.ni hav.' hc.-.i iiiarv.'Il.iiisly ellc-iiv.-.

While spoi-adii- cas.'s aiip.'iir her.- ami
l.iiere. Ih.'y are iiistniitly is.ilal..'!, ami
the spreading of the conf;igiou ri'iidercl
jiiaciically iiiipossi hi.-. The aiitliorifies
do not hesitate to adopt the most ilras-
I'i.- m.'i'sures in .-n.-li insiiinc.'. and as a
result the l'hii|iir.' is toilay in a heller
sanitary condition that that of wliii'li
liny nation of the world can honst.

The news of tin- siiecessfitl lloating of
the North (iermiiii Lloyd steamer .Miiii-
••■lien, recently wrecked on the islnml of
Yap, is receiviMl witli much sal isfa. lion.
The steamer has arrived at Uongkoiig.
where she will bo docked.

Tlie Solirnon of the Peninsular and
Oriental line lately stranded on the
Ohina coast, lies in such n iposition that
all 'hopes of floating her have been aban-
doned. At an auction sale of the wreck
Ml Hongkong only .fT.aOO were bid, and
the lot vrtts withdrawn.

TELKGUAPKIC BRIEFS.

The divers nt -work on the wrecked
ferry boat Northfleld, up to a iate hour
last niglit, were unable to lind any
hndies. though a number of p(Y)plp are
Slid to he missing. The eapliiins '>■'
hiitii ho its ai-.' iiuder a- r s , charged wi li
"■riliiinal neglect. The body of a hoy
found lluating in the Kast river is
thougiit ti) be one of the vietiiiis.

The Sliiimrock Inerosse 'team of iMon-
troiil yesterday dcfetited the Crescents
of New Y'nrk hy ',) go.als to .".

We .'onke,! it in til.' Cin-wy st'.v.-.

.S.i lir.iwn, s.) tooths. nil.', ami s.i sweet.
Bought at the popular hardware store.

Of Sidney Shore on Johnson street.

INVITATION,

To llie Kdltor.

Sir: will veil khiillv allow in.- C. nnhllsli
111.' ii.'.'.iiniiaavlni; liivllat |..ii. 1 lii-oii^'ii the
nieillinn ef v.mr .■..lanins. wlil. li I loive Jmsi
ri'i'clvi'il from llie secroinrv of the Kind's
I taiiicliiers. uiiU which Is too late lu mall
hiillrhlmillr to onr nipmhers?

"Till- lit leiidanei. of the Wmnoiis' AuxU-
hirv Se.-l.-iv Is r.'si..-.-triiMv Invite. I nt 111.'
I '.■iM i'mi.,ii ,,r Til.- Klntt'i liaiiLdilers. t'l he
li.'l.l I'l ihi' i-.iihe.li-.il sell. Mil r.i.ini on .luii.'
IMli. llMh an.l '.'O h. iii the h.inrs ..f 11 a.
III.. :i anil .S::ii) |i. in."

It. M. IIASKI.r,.
Koe. Woincns' Auxiliary.

If yon drink brandy try Martell's
Three Star. *

Callcolt

i:t.s, -im, '.VIS

I'elrall

Hymns

1 irL'iin OtVertorlii

KVKXLNU,

I irixaii -l irajsloso Tours

I'salin ;;, '^V

Anthem -Lord of <»ur litfc I' leld

Song -The L'holr Boy's VLsIon

.Miss Iloushtou,

Ilvinris '"id. 1"'-

S..n;x l!o.-k of A^-es

-Mrs. \V. JollustOII.

()ri:an I.es liiiiiieaiix Fiiiire

.Vs th.' K.'V. Dr. Cnmidiell is visitiiiu'
the I'resliyterian missions oil the West
Coast. 111.' Kev, llr. Ueid will conduct
both scrvie.-s at the h'irst church. The
Siiiiil.iy sehoid and Christian ICndeavor
will also meet as usual.

Tlie pastor. K.'V. .1. C. \'ichert. M.A.,
w ill .'.-. uiiy the pnipit .if t'alvary Ba|i-
tist chiireli this morning, and the Kev.
.1. P. Ilickif will preach in the eveniu;:.
Sunday school and Bible clase* will he
held at :':;!0 p.m. . The musical iiortion

MOUNI.N'C.

( ir^'an -A'ohnilMri

II villus

now 'T W.\H 1)1 INK.

.\ hoy WIS summoned to testify in a

ie ill' assiiiil'. ill whieli mil' mnn had

hit iiiioilier with a simvel, .\ host of
witnesses bail be|.|i <-nlled. who 'beat
ahoui the bitsli" in the nuKit ted'.ona and
luoviiking inaiiner. This annoyed the
lawyer for the prosecution, who broke
out as follows: 'Here, bo.v, we've been
iroiiig nmiid and round this I'nse f<ir
lioiirs. and yet have no evidence to con-
vict the prisoner. Now, sir,' he savage-
ly continued, 'do .von hear me? I want
you to come to till- direct point, Diil you
see the blow strnck '

'Yes, sir.'

'.\li, ah.' chuckled the lawyer, rubliiii^
his liiin.ls. 'we have s. miet hint; Id work
111)1111. Ilere, my ;.'oo.l lad. lake this cane
I li.-iiidiiii.' him his walking stick). If you
saw Ihe blow struck, you must know

how it w.-ls irivell.'
'Yes sir. I '

'.Vow. til. 01. no words about it. I tell
yon!' llinn.ler.'d the interrin.'ator. I'm
the I'oinplaiiiaiit ami you are the prison-
er. .Now. jiist raise tin' stick, and s.iow
th.' Coiii-t.'

The hewildere.l la.l .li.l 'raise the stick'
and the next nioinent ;l I'liine down ii|)oii
th.' hai.l pate of the aslouished lawyer.

ali'l s.'iil him sti

■That's the

ill th
oirt I

,V17, .'.IS
. Ashfiir.l

.Vnlhi'in .Snrliiv' 'I'lin.' I'ral.ses ...

Hol.i. -Miss AU.-e nislion.
EVKM.N'U.

(ii-:;an Voluntary

llyniiis :r.;;i. ;:s.s. r;i

.\ntliini Tlie lieaiillflil Uriiiiit .Snnslilii.'

S.-lllie.-i;.'r

Sol.is. .Mi-s. Clyileand .Mr.(!. F. WmImmi

I iri^aii-- S> ni|ilioiiy Ila.i ilii

I Kev. ,1. C. liasliiigs. Ihe pastor, will
i coiidnet. till' niorning nml I'V.'iiing ser-
I vices at I'hnina iitiel IlaplisI chun-li,
, prca.'liinu' in llie inofiiin;; on "The Ihis-
j pid," an.l ill the evening' on "The Word.

Saving and Sepa rat iiii,'." There will h.'
I Sunday school an.l Hild.' cl.-iss :il l:::;ii.

1 The aniiivers.-i rv of the N'i.doria AVest
Metlio.lisi Sun. lav s.'li.iol will h.' cl.'
hrated to. lav. The in. ifiii ii;; s,.rvi.-.- will

hi- Inct.'.l hv K.'V. W. II. Ilarra-

' el..m.-li. The new pastor. K.-v. W. I !.
'raiiiief. will sii.'iik I'l the . liil.lri'ii in Ihe

.■iftern 1, 1111.1 ill til.' evi'llillg Kev. K.

! B. Itlylh will |iica.-li. Tli.-re will he
' spi'.ial siii;.'iiii: an.l ris-it iiii.' hy the chil-
dien. At the .Metropolitan elinrch the
Iiaslor will [iri'iieli at liotli s.'rvie.'S. his
inornim: sniije. I h.'iii'^'. "(lo.l's (loverii-
iiKMit of the Worlil, ' and his cveiiintr siih-
t ject, "The Price of Progress." Tllere
j will be .Siinday s. hool al '2:'M.

.\l 111.' C.imn-egat ioiial clinrch. I'liii-
' il.ira St fi el. t li.' luistof, Itev. K. I!.
I'.lyth. I!..\.. will preach in the niorn-
iiig. an.l Kev. W. ll.ir.l.iii Tanner, I'...\..
of Vict'li'ia \\'i'st .Mi'tlio.list .■hiiivh, ill
the evening. Sunday school will he held
at p.m. and C. K. Society iiiei'tiiig

al 8:lo p.m.

• * •

The re-iilar Clospel service in the .Tohii-
s.iii si reel mission hall will be held al

S::!l) p.m.

• *

The Tuiiversal Br(,it herhood and Theo-
sophical Society, lodge .No, 87.—- 'Lotus
group for chililren .meeting at 2:30 p.m.

V 9 f

At the Christian Catholic Ohurcli in
Zion. tnheriiaclc No. '>',), Pandora aven-
ue, the Siiiiday services are: Preaching,

II n.m.: Divine healing services at :i
p.m. Tlie evening service will be held
in the .'V. 0. U. W. hull; subject. "God's
Way of Ilcaling v. the Doctors".

« * «

Tl. II. Kneeshnw lectures in the Rir
William Wallace hall at 8 p.m.: subject.
"The Pliilosopliy of Belief." Clairvoy-
ant readings are held after the lecture.
Tiho Progrcesivo Lyt-enm imccts at 10:30

• • •

Truth Students' Assoeimtton. Wil
linm.s' block. Broad street, meet at 7 p.m.

• • •

iCliristndelphiana hold public meet-
ings in the A. O. TT. W. building (uiv
fitairs) every Sunday cven.ing nt 7
o'clock, for the advocacy of the "one
faith." The lecture this evening is
"The British Nation Not the I<ost Ten
Tribes of Israel, or Anptlo-Israelism 'Not
Compatible with the Testimony of the
Proidiets."

ii; to his seat.

as il sir.' said

'ks .,f laiiLditi'r .if
The .iis.-onilileii

lit t.'inpt to smil.'.
with th.' uitn.'ss
'.'t. Lon.loii 'Tit-

Ill times of peace; iii Ilines of war;
Tile faviirlie drink Is Jesse iloore.

I'ASSKNCBKS.

1 'assi'iniers per stc
Villi. -..liver.
\y. Uiisliutrtou.
.MiH. Uuslinglou.
.A. c'oruwiill.
li'eii ,Ioliiisoii.

.1. ||0S.'.»U11/..

S. .Mai'llliv.
11. U. T'llMi.
Cliii.'^. Ihixward.
,1. a. llrv.loii.
II. Co.ilev.
.1. S. Viil.'.i.
.M.I. Hull.
U. .M. Kouers.
E. 1!. Paul.
11. 1!. Kraner.
.Mrs. Lite.
.Mius. ijjij'dou.
Walter KiT.
U. Coiiiicr.
1). .McKiniion.
.1. 11. .M<d)oui;all.
.Mis. .'M.liom:all.
.1. il. r-'tr,
W, i;. .McKeuzie.
T. U. Ivlia.
.1. K. l.aeey.
.Mis. I.acey.
,\lr.s. l''lnille.v.
1). 11. Flndley.
Itev. Itnrrnelough.
A. ,1. WrlKht.
U. \V. Kvau.s.
Pass.
Soiia.l.

DO YOU WANT

To enjoy good liciilth. If so, we recommend you to
try a bottla of our Beef Iron and Wine. Prepared
from Liebig's Extract of Beef, Citrate of iron and Old
Sherry "Wine. It \Yill cost you but a dollar and you
will think it well spent, for it will at once free you
from that exhausted feeling and make life worth living

SOLD BY

F. W. FAWCETT & CO.

CHEMISTS 49 GOVERNMENT STREET

POPULATION

T.ADYSMITH

THB FUTDRQ

INDUSTRIAL CITY

will Increase

1,500 to 2,000

within 3 Months.

FOR WHY 9

Address ItlOMAS KITCHEN.

LADYSMITH

The GREATEST PURITY AND EXCELLENCE

arc combined in

Cowan's Hygienic Cocoa

Queen's Dessert Chocolate

Chocolate Cream Bars
Chocolate Ginger

Chocolate Wafers, Etc.

Cowan's Icings for Cake

Preparcil, Fluz'oiecl, Ready jor Use. A Child Can
Ice a Cake in Three Minutes.

DEATH OP AN

ESTIMABLE LADY

.MLNIN'tJ i;.\riIA.N'(iK gUOTATIONS.

il'iirnlslieil liv A, \V. .More & I'o.. I.t.l.l
■r.ir.iiit.i. .liMie l.'i.—'J'Iie followin;; ar
I. .sin;; iinotalloiis ua lUu .Miulni; lOv.'liaii;^

Unexpected Demise of Mrs. J.
bryden at an Early Hour
Yesterday.

Early yesleniay iiioniiiig llie il' iitli oe-
irre.l .if .Mrs. .I.iliii Itry.l.'ii. wif.! ol'
.I..I111 Kry.leii, e.\-.\l. r. 1'., at the lainily
rc-^iileiie,' on 1 letiil slreet. -Mrs. Bryileu
li.i.l siilTere.l f.ir some time iiasl with an
alVe.-li.ia of th.' Iieart, uinl had lieeii c.iii-
lini'ii 1.1 lieil I'or s.'Veiiil weeks, lint, li.'r
relativi'S nil. I t'rieiuls hail n.il anliciliateil
11 fatal lerniinatioii nml her [inssiiig
away proved a terrible slio.-k t.i iheiii.

Decease. 1 was In h.'r lilt.v-lliini y.'iir.
haviiii; lii'eii liorii in .Vyrshir.', Scotliui'l.
in l.^is. She eaiii.' Li iliilisli Coluiubii
with h'T I'lirents al an .'iirly age, an. I
iliiriiig her loii^; ami nsel'ul lil'e grow into
the nIT.'ctioiis of all -n'itli whom she
. anic in contact, llor fiitlier, the late
lion. Uoln-rt Uunsniiiir, lir.st settled at
.N'anainio, iiiul there slii; mnrrletl .Mr.
.lolin Bryileii in ]8(iU. 'i'lie }X)ung couple
.s|)ent fKiiiie happy years In Nanaimo,
where deceased was mufJi beloved and
esteemed for her amiability and practi-
cal charity, and thoii removed to this
city,

llecensed wua too well Itnown to n

large circle of friends to ■permit of any-
thing being said iu her praise that i.s not
already fully ai'Uiiowleilged ami ai.pn-
eiiltod hy all. She was tli.' .■eiili^e of a
social eircli- which will keenly miss her
kindly ways and uiiosletit alions li.is|iilal
ily— lier iiinilities as wife, Jiiother ami
liieml rendered her life a daily blessing
— In r's was one of those personalities
which are rare in any eoiniuunity. an.l
with her iiitiniate.s her place can never
he till. '.I.

De.ease.l leaves three cliih!r.-n. lioli-
erl. .lolin U'. and .loan Oliv.', an.l her
liiisbiind. vho are ]irostrate.l with grief.

The faneral has been ti.Msi for Tues-
day 11. 'Xt at '1 n'cloek in the afternoon,
fniin tile residence. Head titreet, to
("liiist church (!at!iedral, aud thence to
the eeuietery.

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rUonc 128.

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VICTORIA

B. C.

CRESCENT!

30c

A POUNiD

EPICURE

25c

A l''OL'XI)

TOUONTO SALK.S.

• iolilen Star. 500 nt 5-li.

\'lrliie. L.'ioO nt lOVi.

I leer Trail. l.OOO at S^id. 1.000 at 2K', 5,000
at 214.

War Kacle. l.OOO 11 1 L'O.

Itepublle. .VM) at lli',.

RO.S.SLAMl SALK.S.

ll.iineslake. L'.imo ill IU',.'.. ."..(HH) art Vi"\.

I 'eat re Star. I.oeO at -lOU,.

HlacU 'I'liU. .'l.ooil at 11. l.iiiio at P.

Itaiuliler Oarlboo, l,00o at SO'/j. 2,000 at
.10,

MAnniBD.

f'flMlHIlT-CAMIMlKLr^On the l,o11i of
,lnne. bv Rev ,1. Alllioff al lilslmii's
house, .lolin Minis Collierl. of Vli't.irlii.
mill Arvllla Caniiihell, o.' 'lYeuton, Out.

UIOAn-riAItK-In fhiK city on ,liinp rilli,
\S'illiaui Ilcnrv Ucad. formerly of Kla-
cariUne, Ontario, and Rose Jane Dark,
r.iriiierly of finind Raplda, Mictilgitn.

l'.U.\Vl'i)lt.I) liUlDC.IvS— (in .Tune 8tU. at
St. .Mink's Skuy-wii.v. by the Rev. I''atli-
I'r Turn. '11. I.'rederiek W, Bra.vfonl, to
Helen .Miircaret (Daisy), second ilaiigb-
ler of Georue Ilrldees, of Victoria, and
;:randdangbter of the late Dr, Mortimer
uf Suttou. Surrey, England.

inner I'huriaer fro

.Mrs. Mcl..iiuan.
.Mius McLiiKUU.
W. I'. lj<K-k\vood.
\V. H. Uocd.
.Ml-s .\ Iveeley.
,1. K. KUIotl.
.Mrs. I,. 11. llardle.
.1. .Maiisoa.
.Mr. lllii..-k.
.Mrs. r..lii>'ll.
.Ml.ss r.lir.istle.
F. J. Hall.
.1. (J. Clark.
F. .M. (Ibraclorieh.
.Mrs. Iliirruii.
11. il. llalheil.
.MisH IlulUed.
.Mrs. .Smith.
('. .\. I'riis.-.itt.
.Mrs. Pres.-. ,11.
(1. II. Keli'.
.Mrs. Kele.
.Mr. Hoi. bins.
.Mrs. liolihlns.
.1. Ifo.-^s.
.Mrs. C. Kn.i.v.
.Mrs. Jaiiiiiil..
K. (» Ulch.
Helen Uokiu-s.
lUshrtp Corfe.
W. qell.

Mrs. , .MeXnugliton.
ii^er.s pur steamer Uosalle from the I

KING'S DAUtHITKUS.

.Vunual Convention to he Ifclil in Vde-
toria this week.

'I'll.' c.inveii-t ion of till' Kiii!,''s I»au!.'h-
(ers will b.' hel.l in Clirisi Church C.i-
Iheilral sclio.il room on Tiiesday. Wcd-
nesdiiy iiiid Tliiirsilay of the ensuing;
Week at, tile hours of 11 a. 111.. W ami SioH
|). 111., of each day. The luorniiig ami
afternoon ses.sioiis will he principally de-
vot(>d to business, particularly interesting
to members who are reQiiested to attend
these meetings, though nil interested in
the work of the oi'tler will be cordially
welcomed.

At the evening meeting!!, during which
n collection will bo taken up, Mrs. Davis
will give addresses, and the following lad-
ies will contribute musical .selections:
.Mrs. Uichnrd .Tones. .Mrs. llelmckeii,
.Mrs. Lamidy, Mkss .Srnison and Miss
Laiirti L'lewen.

On Wednesday afleriiooii the s.'rvice
will be followeil by a tea at the La. lies'
('lull. Hroad slreet. .at 4:30 p.m.. at which
all are cordially invited to tttteml. tli.'
enlfam^i' fee being 10 cents.

On 'riiursdav anernooii a spe.'ial eliil.I-
r.-n's s.'rvi.'.' will b.> InOd at :'.::'.l) to b.'
f.ill.iwed liy a cons.', rat ion service, at
which all anxious to .join the ord.T nre
reiiuested to be present.

Martidl's Three Star Brandy in the
favorite. *

Insi.s't on getting Martcdl's Tl'roo Star
liriindy. *

" DarcJanelllles"

Is a pure IC'iyptliin Olgaretle. "Its qual-
ity tells tlie tnle." Trv a box— no smoker
ever Htops at a Iiot. for sale everywhere, i
Flftee'a (15)' cents Dcr box.

.\. S. Uelierlson.
.Mr-. l!"l.''Mson.
,1. li. I'M. .IT.
.Miss Kil.itT.
A. B. lialdwln.
F. L. Wh.'.-l.T.
.Mrs. Wh.'cler.
\V. W. .1:1 nils., a.
Mi-.<. llii-liii.'ll.
II. F. I!. '11111111.
.Mrs. Heaintli.
,1. Sinfferil.
A. .Mandalay.
Mrs. .Maiidalav.
.1. Sheblmi.
Ml-s. Sli.'I'bill,
\V. C. Ilmtllii.

f'npt, n. Marileu.
U. U. Thompson.
Ciilit. Sears.
.Miss Iluuiiihrevs.
.Ml.-K (Irani.
\V. W. Itolilnson.
-Mrs. liiililiisoii.
.Mrs. ,1. \V. llannii
lb-.,. .M.'Keeli,
C. A. I'unlv.
L. ,1. McAfee.
y^. M.'Afe...
Mrs. -McAtee.
.Mrs. Ilii-waril.
Miss Jbnvai-il,

.1.

illle

Mrs

rliii.

b. S. lio.ith.

.Mrs

i.th.

M. (Irani.
,1. L. fyorlmer.
Jnii. Siitlierlnnil,
A. J, Gordwater.
A. mite,
r. .7. Knre.
K. Jneol>«>n.
Jno. .Miller.

W . .1. ISarlier.
W. U. .Maiiilerlos.
(!. I!. Mllcliell.
Ml.ss Maeaulav.
II. Wall.
Mrs. Wall.
MlsH Anderson.
I-. ,1, Hirter.
ThoH, LnWall.
II. V. Mercer.
T. McGunty.

CONSIOXKElR.
Pnns|(;neC9 per steamer Rosalie from the

Sounil.

Ilolaml Mach r.o.
> r-ler.-v >>L- r<).
Wilson f.r.is.
Weller Pros.
K P., T'rlor .t To.
Prltlsli f;i.^c. I'n.
W. .T. Anders. Ml.
Vic. Mach. li.'pot.

Oen. ^torI';.1n.
Poiio Sta Co.
Western V P. <"!o.
Sniiiidcrs Gro. (.'o.
I'ell & To.

A. I!. .TdIiii.soii ,■<: CIo.
T. lleiUlhiir.

For iinv rasn n' iu'rvoii-iii..sn. Rlnptijpss-
ness. weak stoMinch. bidlocs'lui. flrsnnpsla.
try Ciirter's l.ltile .Verve Plll<t. Itellcf Is
•lire. T|i.. o'liv nerve medicine for tli*
price Itt the market

.TUNIOn MATCH.

The ba-^idiiill iiialch idiivpd yestP"dnv
bi't(v('ei! the S't. Louis collet'e aiixl TJnv's
l)rigndi>. resulted in a victory for the
college boys by a score of 20 to 10.

BENWILLlAmS&CO

stock Brokers and
Commission Ascnts

Tl) 'fill: I'l r.i.ii': -

We nr.' |>rcian-.l AS YOl'Il At.lK.VTS to
plaie orili'i's on ili.' New Vork .Slock and
I'r.i.liii'.' K.\.^liam;.'s for (.',11 mull 11 11 or .\in-
.■rl. iiii Itailwav or Imliial rial Slo.-ks. an.l
for U'li.-ai. Corn or Pork, elllier f"r .1''
llverv ur on laar^'lns. We oiierai'- ov.'r
leas.'.l wires tlir.iii;,'li .Messrs. HoimiIik-'
Ilolikiiis C.I.. of F'Utlan.l. dr.'. an.l
Me.isrs. F,. Lob.l.'U \ i;.i.. .New York Slo'-k
K.v.-liaiiK.'.

Van are Invited to our ofllces 11 r'U-t
Street, and 10 Uroad Street, where cinitlii-
iioiis telegraphic quotations on the leaUlng
stocks anil from the New York Urain Mar-
ket are to be seen, tjnotiillous received
b. 'tween 7 a, m. niul 12.;{0 p. m.

Finance and Commerce

PRICI'IS HELVG PAID FAIIMEUS.

(Ity W. G. Ulcklnsou.)
Frits, fresli. ner ilox, trailo ....

KggH. fresh, per doz., cu.*li

Iluiter, dairy 2i> to

Itutter 2,'i to

Potatoes

Hay

Oats ^

Wheat S20 to

DAILY .NLMtKKT QirOTATIONS.

ll'.v 11. WllUnnis & Co.. .Stock Brokers.)

New York, June in.— The following (|ii<'-
tiithms ruled on the Stock B.xcliange today;

Open. IliKh. Low. Close.

Ainu. Siicar MIV, 141'/| lit')

.\niii. Tolia.'.'o . . .:;:iiC' V,\'.n\ i:;si/j i:i,si.j
I'eonle's Gas ... 117 USVi 117 IbS,
('.. M. .>i St. P. .. 17IU, bSiri'i 17ti.'i 1.'>'>-W
.Manlnitlan .. .. I'J'J'^i Vl.:\\'x Vl-l\\ l'-''i
('.. It, 1. it P. .. 170 170'i<, 1701.:; 170',

II. U. T .SlK SU;. .'^O's '^t'-'

A. &. S. F. pfd. . IOJ'4 lOt'n W.\\k 101 'l
S. 1', com (HVn IKI^ li"'?

n. & o iiov. 1101/. 110 110s

T,. & N llOi/f llO^Ii lloU lio'i

V. V. com li:iV. 114 lllf^ 11 1

Con, 'i'obiieco .. (tS-T, OSi/, lil>

V. S. Sletd 'tm/, 40% -l.S-^

A. & S. V. com .. .S7Vj S7',i 87 87'(.

Mo. Pacinc 123 12'lVi 121V4 122;4

Money loanbig nt I! per cent.

DIlSD.

I!I!VI)|:N— On .7i l.->tli, of lieart dl.sease.

l-:il7.iibetli Ilainllt.in. beloved wife of
.lolin Hrvilen. an.l elile:..t ilain,'lili'r of
111.' hit.' IToii. Kiili.'rl Iiiinsnmir ami
.Mrs. Duasniiilr, of t.'ral^.larro.-li.

Ill'' funi'ral will tiik.' iila..' fr.mi the
familv residence. Head utreet. on Tuesda.v.
the 18th Inst., at 2 o'clock, and from Christ
Chnreh Cathedral nt 3.

VICTORIA THEATRE.

Two .nlchts only, starlln.g
MONDAY, JUNE 17th.

T. DANIEL FRAWLEY

And Oompnny in two of the greatest suc-
cesses of recent Liondon and Mew York
seasons.

Monday Gvenlnc
THB MASCICBRADERS.

IJ.V Henry Arthur Jones.

Tuesday Kvenlnc
UltOTIIli^R OFKICERS.

Ily I.eo Tlnor.
Prices 25c., no*?.. 75e.. SI. 00. Seats on sale
Friday moridiiK at Victoria Book & Sta-
tionary Store.

isev

IQOl

Celebration

VANCOUVER

JULY 1 and 2

Granite and Marble i

WORKS.

r4 & Xf, view Street. '
For Monuments. Head :
Stones, Tablets, Curb-j
in8:s, and all kinds of 1
cut stone work at I
bed rock prices.

.Jos E. Phiilipi

TWO GALA DAYS

The Windsor Market

97 and 99 Fort Street

Is the iiliu'c to cet all kinds of onokeil
111. 'Ills, r.irk. iiiiilt.in ami I'liU'ken pies. not.
ti'i! lieail. sausa^'C rolls. l)ol<);;na sausii;;es,
luiidies for Dlcnlcs and camping parties,
etc.

Our fresh flsh, poultry and vegetable de-
liMriinent will be found '-omplete with
.'\ erytlilne in soa.son. Onr butter and CRgs
can always be rclleil uiioii.

W. H. BEATTY, Mgr.

J. P. BURGESS

Itulliler anil (General .loliber. Vw re-
pairs, iilteriiiliuis or any other carpenter
work, ring up Tel. IPD, or leave orders at

■ lie sho!.,'

10 BROUGHTON ST.

lie -would not be so frightened, but
would bo perfectly at home if lie ■was
only sniokiDg

A Province Cigar

THOS. HOOPER
. MCHtTECT

Ruom 33

ve Sisters Block

la'To.^se. Hiiseliall, A.iiiailcs, Atliletlcs.
I'i.'lil Siiori.s. Ktc. .Naval anil .\lillltary
Ol.siilay: Graml Illuiiilnatlou. II. M. War-
ships In Harbor.

IfliHiO Dominion Day jlnudtoip given by
cltlzeus of Vitiicouvcr. S5li0 Harness Uaee;
o races dally.

T. 0. TOWNLEY. Mayor.

Chairman. .

S J. GOTHARn. Secretary.

GOD SAVR THE KING.

Municipal Notice

(iovernnimit Street Paving Loan (City's
.Sluiriji, lty-I.a« , 1001,

lIlKh-Scliool t^oaii l{y-I,a\v, 11)01,

.Iimu's Fiiy BIiiil ir.iits Ueclaiuiitluu By-
Law, loot.

New Point BUIco ISrldge Loan My-I.aiv,
1901,

I heroliy kIvc notice that such of the
eleclor.s of tlie Municipality of the City of
\'i<'iorla, as are entitled to vote on by-laws
for raising money upon the credit of
the Municipality, nre leqncstcd to attend
nt the polling place, or, places, of the ward
or wards of the said Xtunlclpallty, at
which they are so eiitUled to vote, on
Jlonday. the 24tli ila.v of June, llWl,
from 8 a. m. to 4 p. ,m.. to record their
votes fur or against Ihe passage of the

Govornmont Street I'avtng Iioan, City's
Shiiru, liy-I.aw, ItfUli.

Iligh-Sobool IiOuuj^Uy-Lnw, 1901,

Jiiujos Bay Mud I'lals Reelainatiou Uy-
L,u\v, ItlOI, I

New Point ElUce IsVidgo I,oni:, liy-taw,
1001 I

copies of which IJy-(nw.s are oubllshcil In
the Victoria Daily Colonist and Victoria
Dall.v Times, and copies whereof! nre posted
up at the City llall. and at the ruhllc Mar-
ket ISnlidinK, Cormifirant street, and also
In each ward, aud to take notice that said
liy-laws will not be valid, or of any effect
unless the vote poUcd in favor thereof be
at least thrce-llf ths ' of the votes polled on
each of the said By-laws respectively.

The polling plac^ are as follows, viz:
For the North 'Wlttrd. Central Ward and
South Ward at tbe Public Market Building,
fronting on Cormorant street.

Given under my band at Victoria. Brit-
ish Columbia, this i;3th day ot June, 11)01,
'NVM, W. NOUTIICOTT,
! Itetunilnc Officer,

WANTED

Farm hands, serrant glrLs. cooks and
■waiters at the Sunrl;so Employment Agency,
No. 04 John.son strc(,>t, Victoria. B. O.
BITTEXCOtTRT & GORDON,
Ma^aagcrs.

Tel. No, 710,

THE VIOTC^^^i^^ JUNE 16, 1901.

Lacrosse, Baseball, Rowing,

Horse Sale

■ x

LITTLEBaBS.

St. AniJtew'fi:-QaMtte''OI-;But;uos
Arres.

Westminster

UnconquerabBe

Defeated the Victoria Lacrosse
Team by Nine Gojis to
Nothing.

Splendid Game Was Put Up by
the Visitors Defense.

. l)cJlllt

Smii h
miiurr,

New WcsUiiisli'r, .Tniu' 15.— lS[)t>ci;\ll—
Artrr ii wiH'k of chillv, daiui) wciil Ii.t,
till' sky clr.-ircd :uu! an itluiil arti'i-noim
WHS liiniislu-il I'di- the soiiior Ini-nissi-
Uliitcli liC'Uvi'i'ii the N'ictoiiii ami New
Wostiuiiistw toiiin.s, wliifli resiilteU in ii
■will for till' lioiiR- tfiUii liy !) to 0. Tliis,
with half Miiiliday uiulci- th<- early

closia;;- hy-hiw, ami- lieiii;,' lliu ;irst
niei'tiii;; m' ihcM- teams this ycai', ac-
counts fur the n-conl altuiidniu-o, uinuy
couiiui; from Vuiicouvor.

At I'.;iU tho teams lined up uml UiTe
aildres¥e.! by \\-. r \Vells, w!m

wiis given iJiree cheers and a ti;:<.'r he-
fore lie faced (.a Che Ijall for the first
Kiinie, and rejoined lion. Uichard Mc-
Hri<le and .Maym- SreLl'.s uarty. The
teams liiii'il up as rullous:

\'ictoria - 1 )nisuiiirc, jioal: Milm
I'lillin, cover; Spain. 1 >r\vei-,
fence; Macdonneli, eenlre; I'dain.
Tile, home; Stephen, onlside; 1
inside; Ditchhurn, eaiitain.

New AVostininster — ("lieyeiie, L'oa!;
Cray. Galbrnitli, Snell, T. (iifford. t'. li.
IVfle, TunilniU. 1/athaiii. \V. (iilTord,
Lynch, Clarltf, S. I'eele. liyull (eainaini.

Wieliens of tliu Y. M. C. A„ Vancou-
ver, acted as reforeo.

Tlie iilay was ra«t anil at times liril-
liilMt on liotli sides. G'hvse eheel<in(; w.is
the oiilei- (if the day, though some tine
team play w.is put up. The champions
hiivi' mil been so closely cheeked for
years, but the visitors were inclined to
b(^ too rouK'l. and special al lent ion w.as
(rivc-ii to Lynch and 'riirnl)iill. i-esnli iiii_'
in tlie.se nien lii'in,:: hurt, the former
t\s-iiT. Spain was ruled off. Latham's
knci' ^'ivin^: oul early, he wa.s replaced
by Ituslitiui and Smith's L'oiii}; back uu
liiui. He was replaced by Niu-inau.

Lnrinicr held (Jr.-iy down in line style
ami nearly played him l.i a slanilslill.
'I'lie N'icloria liunie players wasted valu-
able liuie in useless passes near {?oal--
pretty. luit inclTective work. Hence,
lliou^rli tlicy nearly scored several times,
tliey made linl liiile ini|)rcssion on tile
W'csl minsler defenci-.

'I'lie \'ii-l(iria ilel'ence was Lrraiid. The
nunibi r cjt j^oals s<-(u'ed a^'ainst Ibeni is
no iudiralinn of the nuinln'r nf shuts
sli)pped. l)insnuu-(> certainly did ma,i.'ni-
licent work in Koal. and was well Hup-
piH-ti d by Cullin. Milne and I>ewar. In
tlh' last '(piarliT the pac.. bcL'an tu tell
thiinL-h Ihcy plui'kily
itii vi'_Mr. .\|iart liMni
individuals. tln' i.'ener-
Ihat X'iciiiria wa< a
1 .•mil furuisheil llit«
most iiiteresiini: co:i- i

,lu(l;,'iii^: from their work, it is freoly
pi-edieted that the chnmpbuis must not
tiik(! any weak ter.m down to Victoria,
if thev "don't waul tbeir recoi-il spoiled.
T!ie rrrst half time produced live f,'oals,
and the se<.'ond hall' lour, the champions
thus wiaiiinir bv nine f,'oals to nothing,
liut they had llie hardest worl; to do it
since thev played in Toronlo.

Tlie time of the K'oals and by whom
scoriMl f,)llnws: t'larke, l.'i minutes;
Turnbull, U; I'eele, l'^; Pecle, liH.j: (!il'-
ford, 5; Clarke, 12; Clarko, 0; Turnbull,
1; Turnbull, 11%.

Thoroughbreds

At Auction

Pick of the Lot Purchased by
Frank Cardan of
^Califonia.

i!A(M:i:it r.ALL.

Vancouver and Seattle I'ut up a Poor
ll.\hibition at the Terminal City
Ycstertlay.

Van<i>iiver, .Tune l.").— The Vancouver
baseliall team still have all wins to their
lit this fieason. They be>nt Seattle
today by It! to li>. ami an innings to
s|iar.'>. -Vs imlieatotl by the score, it
was a "ragged" ball gaun'. There is no
one to pick from either team for ospe-
eially favoral.li> comment. I'.nt many
played Imdiy. Harvey. \'inicouvcr's
liitclu'r, gave <*ix men b.ises on balls.
.MeiTitt, for Seattle, pitcbcl well al the
.start, but wont to pieces and n iie d
fav'or of ^lalion. The lieldinu of the
Seattle team was b;id. Holmes, ^■au-
cmivor's short slop, playo l a game lull
ol' expensive errors. The lichliiig of
\anconver w.as not gooil, bnl lo(d;eil
L;ood III eeuiparison to Seattle's ticldiiig.
The scori' bv innings was as follows:
Van<.ouver— (I, 1. 1, li, (i, ;i, U, *.
Seattle— U, 1, :!, :\. 1. 'l. 0.

.\( ;.\ I .\ i'( isTiM ).\i:i>.

Successful Sale of Horses From
the Mallovvmot Stock
Farm.

.Mr. .loshua Davies. annionocr, .\esler-
lay conducted a sucits>IiiI sale of tlnu--
unghhred slock from the .Mallowino;
Slock Farm, Xorth Saaiiicii, al liie N'ic-
toriii Driving I'arli, That the fame of
N'aiK-onver Island horses has spread to
that great rare liorsi' country; Califor-
nia is shown hy the l.-ict that California
liorsemen were among the bidders,
I'raak Carolan, the well known owner of
race horses of San rrancisco, pnre.hiiseil

has
d bv

will

ihoM-

or ihc

V. hirb

lit

M.t .\l

I'a

I h

I'm OlT

I'-ircd.

I two o
I ■•Sliin

ol i:.-

Killr;
otlOT
liu'llle, III

tile pure
follow;,:
I'.aiidia

liy Linl,.

f the
lor 111
islern

^e l,V
lol.,'

lOro 1'

illered.

by .Mil

.Id ill ( ';
iiip. Kr'
■ i; L'lid

..II 1..
-'lit I.

iM i:ss..i

;|- Calin

.1- .\ori

.1 ill.. l„-i

th

i.sii:h. 1

sire: th.

,p. KIlM

ir.-hased

paying
■ id, out

he lily
•. The
I lower
e,| and
■iug as

. is: III,

lids ill

winners to the Tregonwell iBarb 'Aliire.
I'lirchased by FranK Curolau of Sau
Francisco for .^i;'.i5.

Urown e.ill. Wallop: foaled .May, ISIHI,
by Little .Mid, from Iniii, Wandillab, by
^'\'alerloo (winner of tjiioensland Lerby
and St. Leger.l Wandillah was imported
as a yearling from Australia ami never
raced. Her daiu, Grace Olirling, was
one of the best wares of her day on tho
Australian turf. She won the Caulfiekl
cup and guineas and otliei races, and rati
second in the Melbourne cup, in ISST),
in then record time, 2 miles, 3.2U«^. She
was beaten a head only, and finished in
front of the renowned Trenton-Nordeii-
fel.lt, etc., ill a lield of .".'J horses. Thence
the pedigree iiiiis p. a .'v'ecroina iicer
mare. I'lircliased by 'i'. \. i'.arlow for
!<M0.

IMiestnut I'olt, Wornuiii. l ye
iloucaster (cup and liamlicaii
from \x Wandillah. I'lirchas
.\. Scoll for .•<l-lll.

fhesliiiii lillv. 1 year, iiiiiiaiii.-
LiUle .Mid fniiii Klysec. run-lia,-
nisli.i]> iV: I'larki' lor -SVi.

Chestnul ally. 1 year, by Littl.
from TriiM)l, a trotting bred mare
chased by .1. Wilson for .'jiTo.

Winners of

Club rours

irs, by x.\
wiuiieri
•d by W,

lll.-d. liV
lia-ed by

.Mid

rui-

InterestinqStrungle Between the
James Bay Oarsmen
Yesterday.

Final Heat Won by Sciiolefield's
Crew With Comparative
Ease.

(:U.\M> l'KI-\.

The Creal b

rciich Kaci
■I'o-day.

gi'i

II ri

l.y K.

r.aib

ili'lci i in

has bl'ell sllpplieil. .\ nillllber id'
those who iutended taking |.arl did luu
know of the poslpoiienient of llie league
siuHit until yesterday, ami tliey wi-re

really to take part. The s.-ores ni.-ide on , . . , ,

Wednesday will not eoiiut, niid this is { -^lilford won nearly £S,(Mil» in stakes as
|i:i rticidarly unfortunate for Victoria, as I two year old in I<Jii|;lnml. Jiro I'ym'.s
siinie of tho Kisley men shot before leav- jduiu, Eastern Lily is the granddani ol
ing for the east, ami made gooil Keores. | Indian Chief (winner of French J.oiiu

guineas) and Uiotelet (ii stake winm^r in

lioi-se ami sire: tle-ii.'.. the pedi;;!
lliroiml, 1,
Mare. 1-1
■fl'A"),

Imp. Kro I'yro; bay ci.li: |-.,;ili-,l .Mav.
j IS!)',), by .Milfor.l isi.ii ot Sarabaml aild
!<'oll|.en Uiiwii, b,v Salvator (linglislii -

I'aris, . I line
the I'rix du .lo
mains Ihe i,'ciu
I'rix. to 111. rar
ri.. lliis all..ri
Iho winner, c.

Will lie Kuii

the ^\■i!lncl
It Cliaiililll,

■row. 1,111 1,1
.-Is Olympi
Iroiii llie ]
that .M

The ,T. B. .v. A. Club races yesterday
afleriioon were a great .success. The
dill"ereiil heats w.ie holly (.oiil..sted and
there was nol iiiori. than two lenglhs'
difference between the boats, in any oiu'
tho races. The first heat xviis rowed
j liy SeholidiehrcJ and Hunter's crews,
and iiltlioiigh souu'wlial iiiarri'd by two
1 fouls and a false start, it cndeil in a tine
I struggle. At tho tstnrt SchoUifleld's crew,
! on the inside course, Kecun>d a slight
l....|d, but l.,.r,,|.,. the boats bad travelled
; 111. .re lliaii a liiiinlreil ya
, t..L:cilie|. an. I slo|.pel. 'i'h
al slailiii:,. was a lailiir...

k.

I'r

\\ mill

he r

til.

K,.,-lle

( iraiid

l...als L-ol a^^
...I a ;:o,.d |,,
II II li.i't una leU

llipli.
. e lei

.-lbs

.Moiiivalerieii,
s!, l.i.iiiiiu' till, lavorilc.
at II 1.1 In a._-aiiisl. by
l'lii. pris d'.\rgcnliiil was
by the favorite, I'oiiiiiie il'Or at 7
igaiiisl. The I'ri.v de ^.Meinloii. was
by Ipoinoiiosis at -1 to '1 against.

I'USY WI.N KOIl .SAW.

.11 b.

1

l..a.l

lull

ts. Iliey came
nexl atlemid
bill when llie
■ain tlii.\- went along
r liliy yards Then
agiiiii came togeth-
ii.illicr r-tai-l. |.'ri.m
: slrii;:-l.Ml ib'sperati.-
loiir s..ciiri..l III.'
spil.. all tli..ir ..p-
lie-

.\ m...-.t i-iij.
Ill I'lsiiuliiiali
Kaid^s a III! It

iphi

ITl.-ke

>k placi

Uu

Til.

I. .Mill.

.Ill\

II:;!)

t iranie |i
eslerday belv.eeii the I'lilted
tal .Navy 111 uplle of liie pour
. iiari of tile I'lilteil Itanks.
Iii rs of till- Itanks lo obtain
vM ii- I'. H. Ward ainl Carr
. , vlillilili.ii of liiililii-; was
.. of th.. .S'liv.i

LAAVX TKN'NIS.

|.s M'ilis Cliiimpioiiship .\gninst Craw-
ley.

London, .luiie l.'i. Tlu-re was much iii-
trri'sl iak(.|i ill today's leniiis malch 'it
Lords between V.. II. Miles, the amatiMir
ch.-iiupioii, and .S. V., Crawl. .y, the loriuer
clniinpiou. In the eoni])ei it ion for the
u'')ld and silver raciiuets. .Miles after bril-
liant play, won by three si'ls to |ov(..
.Miles, owing In his absriii.|. in ihe rnile.l
Slates in I'.MIO, had to resign iiossessi.m
of the eoveti'd i;old racipiet ol which .1.
H. (lirbble became the holder.

Ih<.

j Franeel b.v Specuhini (winner of Good-
1 wood and Ibineiister cups, and a sm-
\ cessfnl sire in Kiiglandl. h^asti-rn Lily's
dam, Lily .\giies, won L'l races and ftas
also the dam of ( )riiionde (winner of the ..
Herby, St. I.e^cr. ■J.niKI ^.-nineas, i.tcljl''
f.'arwi.ll iwiiiiier ..l l.liilil giiieas. »ile., ' '■'
iind dam ol .X.lieii ami Ki.._'r..t . i Orna- ''"
ineiil idaiii of J,:ilinuliU- iiiid Iiiiii. .Star' ,\

Itllby.l Till e till' pedigree mils to T

sister of Stri|iliug. by lliition's S]K,t,i JI
ruri'liased b\- l-'raiik Carolan. ol San
l''r.im-is..,, for .•>4nii.

I'.av lillv. KilleaM.: foale.l .Mi
by Lit 1 1.. Mi.l, riMiii I'dysi.e - ii
name .>l I'llsi

.11. 111.

.1 \V Ii

III Id..

!... nil. I
rl...l ..ir

In

I a I i 1 1 g
th crews

■holelielll
<epl il.

poiicnt-;' elTorls to lessc.n the gap
tweeii them. Filially .Scholelield's crew
crossed the line a length and a hall i..
the good.

The next heat was (onteste.l by I'lit-
clier's and MeNeill's |.|.,.\\ .. .McNeill'.-^
four secured the li'ail ami a ding-dong
struggle ensued, Fiileher's crew spurting
lepe.itedly iinni making desiterale etTorts
to come up with their opponents, but in
spile of all they iiudil do. .Mi N. ill's
cr.'W kept ahead, iinil when the 1 wo
boats roninhKl Sehl's point, they hail a
lead of n length. From there lo the
boat hoii.se n Rtrnpgle ensnofl. Futcher's
er(>w spunteil hard and pliphtly reduced
Ihi-ir opponents' h'ad, and .lust before the
linish Ihe.v made unother sjiurt, but tliei

'.«.*'..*»*»«.»»». . >.».».».....»..Q

The first time I made Iter acquaintance
was tile day I arrived at iSaii Loreii/.o,
the i-itaucia belonging to my friend Dick
Fr.lser, whom I luid iiol seen for nine
years. It was a terrildy hut day; a
streiii: north wind was Idowing clouds of
line white dust oil' the roads and whirling
it across the camp. .Vround the we.lls
thirsty cattle were gnmped; they were
too hut lu e.ire to eal. it was a r.'Iief
when we entered an avenue ol t;ill
parais.is, and a feiv miiiiiics later arrived
at the estaueia. Th,. IioUm' was not
\er.v swell, but fairly coiufortabl.', with
a wide verunduli all round it. In fmnt
there was a large niont:- and garden.

'•Here you are, at last," said Hick, as
1 alighted from the wagonette. "( am
So sorry I was unable to meet you at
the station, but it was utterly impos-
sible. .\ow let mu introduce you to
my wif....'"

.After the introduction we nil entered
the house, and ere long were seated
round the table. (1 had arrived at Sjin
Loi. nzo at about half-|<ast three in the
a 1 1 eruooii, I

"\yiier.. is 'n.dis".'" said Mrs. Fras t.
"Ah: .Mr. Wilson, you have y,l to he-
'■onie a. ipiaiiiti d wii'i another member

■il our bousidiold."

"Coiue and shake hands with .Mr. Wil-
son." said the molher.

"I am 'Uob.s,' " said the <'hild, a.l-
vam ing and holding out one dininle I
hand to me.

"Indeed," I reiili..d. "I am vi.rv -la.l
to make your aciuaint ance. ami iiopi.
we shall be great friends ere long."

Hefore I had been two days at San
Lori^nzo "Hobs" and t were lirm

! rieiid.s

One ver.v hot afternoon Dick and I
\vere preparing to ride over to Carey's
estancia on some very iuijiortaut busl-
u e w. ri' iiioiiiil ill:; our hoi^
ran up lo h.-r lath -r: "lla.ls.
wi'h yon'.' I (hin'i mind th..
Id iiiaiiima I am ^oiiiu'. iiiv
.ly, and 1 Ikmc s.nii,. luead
til eat if I gel liiii..;.'ry,"
11." aiiswei.,.,! h-r father,
nil., il .\ ..ii like. ( ;.> and g..t
ii.\ ; but iiiiml. .\..ii can'l iro
lar... as \\,- ai.,. in a hurry,
■acli ('ai-'v's as soon as p.is-
.1 Hot wi<li III hear any com-
111 f... 1 lii-.d."

s llllkillil speech 1 dill no!
what I th.m-lit, which him
I to iiie lar t.i.i loiiir a

" More shame to you," I muttered, as
I jumped o£E lay horoe; " at least I will
hare a look at her girths. Ix-t me pat
the (saddle further back, 'liobs'."

I settled thc« snddle and esnuiiued the
horse's hoot. "Then I kissed her, and.
helped Iter to mount,- saying as I did so:
"Xow, 'Bobs,' take care of yourself, and
go at a foot's pace, and if the lameness
gets better just make him gniHop, to-
reach tho gate as soou as you eaui
good-bye, dear.*'

" Goodi-bye," she answered, with a
sob.

At this moment Diek gave ids horse
nil tmiiatient hit with his rebeiiqiio so 1
mounted mine and watched the 'child
start. She gave one long look back at
Us. tiien turned her horse's head towards
home. .Villi Dii-k ami I contiim ,i our
ride. In my heart 1 detested lay host,
for bis cruelly lo his <.hild, and felt'
angry with iiiysell fm- inu escorlin:.- lier
at least part of the way hoiuc.

Fras.'i-'s business took loiiL-er lliaii lie
had anticipated, so we w..r,. unahle t..
start lor liom,. until lum. ihivs alter mir
arrival, and as Dick had given the key
(d- the gate t,. ••|!ol.-;." aii.l had omitted
to tell her to hide it near the ;:ate we
were obliged to tak.^ anoiher nmte
which wa« mmdi longer, so we did not
arrive at San Lorenzo until l' o'l ha k iu
the afternoon. The heat was iaieiise
As we rode into the back patio, .M,-.-
Fraser ran out to meet us, '•Here voii
are at last," she said, *' btlt where' is
Hol.s ,' Is she .staying at Carev's'.' I
Ihoughi she would tire."

I'or one moment there was an awful
sileme, then Dick said hoar.selv: -Has
she not come back'? I sent her home
»,i.ii wewere a league and n half
1 .'. oii.l the far gilte; her liers(> got
lanie."

■wife gavr
lias never

tell. Mr.

SI S ■•i:.,iis"

-illlll 1 go

li..at. I 1
piuiy is re
iml liiitt..r
"Vei-v w

-IM..; s,, I ,
plaiiil- il y.
.\rter thi

t'lul

, - - art lir,.akii- cry.

Mie lias never returned, and voii left
Ihe poor baby theiv. in that lonely eanip
four da.vs ago. Oct niy horse; I will
go and liml my child."

In less time than it takes
and Mrs. Fraser. myself, the
Kennedys, who had' just rldd.'u over to
• 111 Loieii/o, and .several ptHines were
J-'aliojuiig as fast as wo conld to the far

i-'ale. We were ear,.f„| to take SOlne

'•ilalil.'s and driiikaldes. in thi\V
"li"iild b.. r..,|iii,.| d. 1 shall never for-
get thai allerniioii. I knew that there
haiiee of fin.liiiL' the poor cTiild
.1 ever I'oiiii,! h..r at all. Who
"..III. I ever know what she had siiflere.l
tiiose four days, hungry and thii-slv. and.

all

do:

er I .said to myself: "Why
her, and never niiiid

did I not
.•hat Dick

lar

ppe;

s an. I Ii wlckei-. AiJiiciiilr

rxiTKii n.xxKs c. r.

es)ile 11. Wood ward

ill h. l.il'ami

\iinl II. I,i. faiiii

oi>|ioneiils
■w linallv

lb ahea.l.

lid

irr Hilt. .11

II. Sli..

il' Ir

.Ml

li. I.i. I'aiill

.at. .\t
.illlillieil
.p.. II'. Ill
...1 III. ir

Kr:

F.lvs
Hrili

\0 WI.M>.

bv F

r. IS! I!).

der the
ill Sail ■
i; I vs.. el
son of'

on the visit
played out li
the reiiudini.s
al coiuiiK'iil
very strong
spectators with t In

I lien I b..l..|,

1 mp.
.\in..
Kan.

test seen here for twi

n.a.ii>rily of thein coiiKI get
harbor.

the |i.-.li:.'i

\ iiiiiii
llieis. iiii.liidillL.'

i':i-.ii. s. <is b.>

■e Ol' winners in
b.\ Imp. King;
•e runs through |

1 Ihi' famous matron Divie ami Wire a sis
i ter to Whalebone and Whisker, Derby

K. r. Wurliick 11. l.e I'aiiu

o

.1.

11 Corlieit 1>. Wooilwanl

ol

K.

i;. .Montt'llli. nol out

ol

I!v
l.CL

'tiyi-s'!'!"'' '.'.'.'.'.V.'.V.". .'.'.W.

:t

1 1

Total

Ul

II. .M. .\.U V.

S

I'.lrl h. Hit

ir.

I.i.

.| . II. 11. I... I'anii h. Lev. In . . .

II.

W. Woodward l>. be Kaiiii

.. .. . -1 1

( ..

I.. F. Sliewell, run iillt

.').•).

.1.

\. I'.eldiovv, mil nut

4-_' .

II.

(i. Hl.'nide, not lait

,>'!

I?v

•s tUIll leu' byes

attempts to i>ass their
not sneceed. McNeill's n
ing Ihe line half a lem;-! h
a splendid race.

.\n..r an iut .rval, S.-hoh t
N, .ill's cr.'ws rowed Ihe li

Ihe r-tart S.-holetii'ld's
ahead, and allhoiiudi Ihe
>I i ii-L-li..l li:ir.l. Ihcv had ii
lea.l t.. a leiiuMh whi'ii S.^l
ri-a. lic.l. I.'r.iiii llii>-i. S. In
gradually drcv away Iro'i
and Ii;df-«-ay to the b..:U
\vere leadiu'-- b\- on.- and
b.iigtbs. MeX,. ill's en w I
l.v iiii-h. ami :iltlionL-h 111
-aiiicly. Scboli.rn.l.l
lili,. \villllers liy tw
'i'h.. vi. torv id' ^
i;.iii.. a surprise,
wi i-.. l.i..|o.il upon as sure wiiiin
The following arc iln. ii:iiii..s
victorious crew: K. Scholelield istio'.-e'.
1'. .\nstin CD. W. Uedfern i2), T. I'at-
I.nti ton (howl.

,1..1i..l.l's n-c
1 their rival
bouse th.'
Ihr ipia'ti

.e-'-Ieil

leir.'lb-.
loh liebl's f.iiir
i .Mc.\'.il>'s

th'

Afire m

Mid Ocean

The Whaler Charles W. Morgan
Fighting Flames When

Sookcfi.

Nqyig

ation Opens in the North
News of Sealers on Japan
Coast

mid

ivlilcli It was Ihou-'iii li-..i,i I h.. i.i:i r

II which the .size of the ll:llll..> .li ' l-e.Keil
ivlilli' the Ta<-onm was bearlii;; down lo-
iviiril.j lior. hail been nearly I'xtlmtul.ihed
IV the time the steamer eanie lu ofl'er as-
.Istaiice. What was tli(> ainouiii of llie
laliia-i- ■."iilil 111. I II.. l..ani...l. Sli.. ^v:l~ in

ill. "IS liaii be. 11 iiinililc lo ii|ii>n tliem again. I
Wi.ai uas Wiiiiii-.l ill .laiian was a good
slahle li:inkiliL.- Ilislll 111 lea llianaged liy
westerners, for Jainiiiese inanai;enieiit Wiis
not of the best,
i;.. says the war fe

.lapancsp Beliooners i

lai.. ina.le snnill .ale
\'i..|..rl:i an.l .hina

» reported
1..1I liner

t'olumbiii |>orts. iKissod up yesler.lav.

Si earner lianiilie will sad for Skagwuy at
II 11. III. liiiimrrow evening.

:!s,:

.1 I.

.-li II.

1 (i;

steamer 'raeonia of the Northern I'm iili
line, wlilcli arrived from the firient yesler
day. spoke tlic Anieri. an wlialer Clnis. \V.
MiirgMii nil lier second day oul from Vi.Ua
iiaiiia under peculiar clrcuinstaiiccs. 'I'lii'
wlialer was on lire wiien siiilileii. and llames
were leaiilm; from her aniiilsliliis to a lieit.-lil
of some tweiily or Ihlrly feet, bnl wlien Ih..
Tacdiiia ■anie alongside and hallcii lhi.
wlialer, Imiuiring if aasislaiice were re-
iiulred, the unusler of the Cha.s. W. Mcirgaii
rei>lied negatively. Baying that tha fire was
under control, and as tUe Crew were seen
liy the rail looking unconcernedly at tbu
'faciima, tlds seemed lo be correct.

Wlirii the Clias. W. .Morotn was first
slu'hii-.i from liie steam. t hy the seoonil
.ilTl.ei-. Mr. Swanson. al one o'clock In the
iii.iriilii:; ol ,Jiini' 1st, away oil iin Ihe .star-
l...iiril liew, she looked as t:liuuirli liurnliig ii
i.lk' wliile Ihire li:,dil. lielnu' oil the ,Ia|i;iii
ciiiisl the iilTicer Ihouiiiil tiuit tile HkIiI
ndght liuve been Iho Hare of tlsliernicn. ami
he kept tile vessel on her course, until,
dniwlng nearer, he saw the llaiiies leapinr
up and throwing tUclr blir relleollon liilu
the sallK. It WUH a sIlId on fire. Ho .aiiii il
Oapt. Alwyn, and tojrether they walrlieil
the flames on the whaler. The steamer Imr
liown towards her, and

^\ I 111.. 'I'll... .ma was aiiproiicliliur ih..

\':ni.-..iiv.'r Island coast tliree iliiys l.efor.'
!i..r arrival, ami wiien aiieiit oiiriil liiiii.Ir..ii
miles iilf II niiniiier of seals were seen, ami
aiioiii twenlv miles west of ("ape Iteaie a
very large .seliool of whales passi'tl. iin Krl-
ihiy nfteniix.n when off the eimst, this
.m-liool iif whales tho uffleers anil ims,sengers
wiliiesse.l a llnht lietweea a thresh. -r sliark
anil a wii:iii.. wiiieli red. li n...i llie waier in
till' Imnieiiiai.. viclnllv wiiii lil.i...i. The
:is iirili.L- Itself ..111 ..f 111,, wal.'r

ill
I hat

IhiL-

.l.in:

llh

sllli p
I. Ill 1

• .lan-

.1 ll~

■I'll.'

I- llli.vil alili

rili:; l..r war,
I. Ill III till, same lime iii. I..a vori im in everv
w:iy I.. .si:iv il. il 1..; icaliz. il 1 lion-li thai a

clash Is li..nn.l i i... iin.l in tlie opinion

Id' .Mr. Il..oi.,.r. Kii-sia will force the war
when she U r..,i.!v. whieli |.s not vet. The
.Inpanoe are L-i iiimr all the shins they can
iiiid inal;iiiL' :ii; |iie,iiiralluns so that thev
iiiiiy lie r. ady when Unit day comes. Tiie
« in .lapan w.nild wclcomi'

ilii. li 11.
rl i>

•fli

■if Itlaek. pr.ivliichil aildlliir of Maii-
IKissc.l llirniiu'li llie i-ltv lasl iiiudii
'e 1., Haws.. 11. .Mr. I!la..k Is eii.loylli'.'
r Irln ami ..aiiie over to Vlcinria lo

litll.

h.it .!:

iialielllh

Ih

ill sides. I was -nr.. that lia.l I inter, d |
a w.ii d of reiiionst ranee Dick would, i
iu all probability, have i.ncoiira^'ed j
"Itobs" to go. Now, after shutting tiie i
last gate of the .Sail Loreuito projierty. |
one was obliged lo cross a very largo |
piece of camji, <|uile bare save for ii
wild bush Ik r.' .•mil there. One niiglil
easily wander for days witlluul bciiiu'
loiiiid ill this great desert, as very few

I pie passed that way. It was a iimst

lonely ride to cross this camp; tlu're
were no sounds except the thruil of
the lioi-si.s' hnoCs; now and then a
carain ho would rise out of the grass,
with a h.iarse si.rcech, and lly a short
li-tance :iway to wait until we had rid-
den past, then it would lly back to ils
'orinc.r rcsliiiL' |dace.

We had gall., p. d :ihiiiit a le:i-iie and a
half acr.iss this camp when "P.obs' "'
hors.' f '1 lame, at wdiich Dii.k. who had
Hot been in th'. best ol teinpi-rs all day.
became very angry. He had been drink-
■iii: rather be:i\ily all the morning,
u lii. h I Ihiiik ami hop., accounted f.ir
hi- cni.'l ad. ••I.o.ik her,., •Hobs'." lie
s.iiil. angrily, "you must .just go (|iiielly
111. III..: II.. it her I nor Wilson can in-
we have no time, llei-e
the gate; be sure to lock

III. ill!

ciiin|iany yoii
is Ihe key to
it after yon."'

" I will go to the gate with hor.'' 1
said; "she cannot return nloiii'."

"Yes. Dads, please let .Mr. Wilson
take nu' to tlu' gate." said "Bobs," le-
gimilng to cry, " I'm afraid to go alone."

"Xoiiseiise : you must go alone. "Wil
son iin.l I ai'. bound to bo at Carey's as
soon' as possild..."

" r.iit it is cruel to send bin- all thai

w.. found
Waiting. Willi his hea.l over
'b.' l.-ii.-..; h.. h..|il Ih-. bridle ami s;iildle
"11 -^'lll. We let him p:iss i,i|,, ili,.
iiolrer,, as we hurried out throii::!i the
iiale. ive were pre] la iin;: p, slart

oil again. .Mrs. Fraser n.iic up to

"Mr. ^\'ilslln." she said, "mv Utile
-Margaret must be dead already; had
she been alive she would not h'ave left
ber [loii.v." ....

I ^vas woiidi.ring wdiat would b'. tlm
future of this luiscralile ,.oiiple. when I
siiddenly until. cil one of the i»f.ons iioint-
inir straight iu front of him with his
rebeiupie. 1 gazed in t he direct ion, and
a sickening sensation passed over me as
1 .saw two large capiincli<»9 rise up out
of the long grass and fl.y nwa.v. I hnd
had enough experience in camp to know
bow fearless these dreadful biiil.s be-
come if they are hungry, Theni the
Iiiior molher, who did not iiipjiear to oli-
brntal bii-ds, said rpiickly:
must have fountl my little
., they are disiiioiintiiig: let
w hasten: 1 shall be the first to siieak
1 my darling." The poor woman
eenied Unable lo realize that it WHS
liiiosi iiii|M.ssili|e her cliilil could have
iirviviil four hot dnvs ^vitho^lt eating
r drinking, with !i blazing sun liPating

j"(»h. the

AV'

.Mr

III

III

iiii.i
ha.-l;
it I.I.

iiliiiru' ..
l..ok..il as tho

llie lllllll the V

111.

Ill

I'hal.'

si I

ll<.

Ldi II w.,nlil ill. l.nl ;i sle.ri

l;lii. would lie 11. .Ill ill- dead

on 111., smfioe of 111,, waters.

Iln .Iiine :ird llie Ainerhiin sliip .7..lni X.
llilrrL's was passe.I In lalilmic 11..-,.-. norlli.
I iiL'iiuiIi' west, all well on linard.

Sill, was hound east, having salliil from
^■.ikiihnma on Mnv 12t.h for Port Tovvnsend.
I'loiii the time
on .Mav rinili
wi'ntli.'r Willi i;

niien aficr passiiiL' 171 wesl. sin
ipieiil heavy fot; anil on .Inne (itli 1

II, -si nai

spir
ili>clia

fur \
ill file Chin

III opIiiLin
'11 e.\liilil.

i-itli all the

imp

ml

rk..il. Til.

ili-'ii.
day

ih.'

s.-li lers

llrliiKh
l.e lllane,

llr'tlsh
711 -khK.

.laleilli.-'
sldli.^.

.I;ll,ali,'>.

iihile c .rrc^|.i.ii.!,.iii. mi.ler .lai.- .
iesl.. Uiai III.. f..l|.,uln- M.al'nir
hiive iirriv...| III Il.ik'.da'..;
icliuoner rariulla C. ("ox. I'lipl.
•liH) skins.

iliiioi.cr UorealJs, ('apt, Miinriie,

III.

Ill 111. 'Ill

l.ier-
III. I c\|.l

sily take lu

d th

Ileil lilver I-'.N- lllliill, lllld

of meet '111.' soil f Ills old

■Ills ln-lef stay la the elty.

.11 ills
II of the rir^i
III! t III' p!e:isiire
inirailes during

iki

mil I

mail, I I

must ha\

iimot

si-hooner

,1 lli.lr Kiir.i-
I...aii ciii|:|,.\ ,.,.s anil ri.i.lii..!iit' I ii.-m Willi

.lapaiiiisi., ami in III.' iiicn-lia lit si.i-vl ,|T

Ihe .Iiipaii cast the i.airoiieii ii oiTlecrs are
"111. hv one helm; oinsted tu kdve place lo
Japanese. j
l.imlstroni. the inlssionnry, who has

ill

l:i.iii.i

1.-.0

Schc

<kiii

.Iiiiiten .Mam. ini

'I'lra .Mam, ("apt.

111. .-am., oaiier says:
l..iii.leiii Informs u.s
HiiL' scii'Miiiers have
t r..ii.irl ■

ry Taylor, r'aplaiii

The Finest TOUde
brandy.

-Martell's Throe Star

wav bv iierscl
to the i.'ale. a
reinoiist ral . .1 .

"(»h. bolli-r
h,s'. :ill lhal li

with III,. Ill ('are\'s to si-ii ilios.. docii
uii'i,:---. .\iit only that, but you an
spoiling ihe child, eneouragiug her to I"
frightened; many a time has she rid
den farther all alone."

th.. iiart.\' in front L'allier in
a cir(.|e roiiml s.un.. tiling', and they alt
took oil tln ir \\:\\<. Wlcii I sins- 'them
do so. I knew- thai iiiy worsl fears were
realized, and that we had at last found
"Lobs," Then one of the Ivi'iiiiedys
hurried towards us. "Waii one nioiiieiit
-Mrs, l''raser; vou must be iir'.|i:ired for
tho worst. Oh. stop her, du not let
her seel" he cried,
r I I have lit tie inon
I I knows, or ever will
baiiliencd t', "Ibilis."
the cliild grew sl-'opy
.iff her pony, and no
self, or struck her he
and In'caiiie insciisilde

kn

Xo one
what nally
We suiiiiose lhal
and probably fed
loiibl in.iiiri.d hiM'-
:lil oil the ground
, so was uiiiiblo to

rise or lo defend herself, and so— well,
ns I remarked before, when hungry, tho
carancho has no fenr.

iner rnnlil Mam. S'lo .ikln«.
inner Sulkal .Mam, 217

-^1. she II

the Tiieoina left Yokahania j working' In Jaimn, had a narrow es-

slie liaii niie I. Ml clomlv I ''ape from death ahuiit twu vears a^'u at liie
ntle S. I.I \. i:. wiiiils until liamis of a .Taiiiiiio.se nioli In the ilsliliiL- vil-
I fre.' hit'e 111 whl<-ii he was sliilione.l, wliich is
Kiiiiie distance from Yokahania. 'I'lic moli
altiickeii ids mceliiiL' hulls., durini: an even-
hit' service, and It was oidv hv piililii^- out
lli<. llirlits ami creeidiii,' awav la tlie dark-
thai he and his a.ssistaiits escaped t lie

ititiiili'

eiiiudy

V,. S. v.. to S. mill had to heave I.i ■
lioiirs. Tiii.reafler she iiail rnoiiera!
iietwcen S. and H N. E.. hut iiiosll
nnd uvercast. A\'hen nearlnir Ihe cast on
tiie Itiii slie found iiirht rains ami moiierale
siiulheiisl winds witli mistv weather. .'<Iie
hroiiKiit II general earun of ten. rice niat-
tltic. curios, silk, nnd the usual f'hiiiese and
JnpaneRe merchnnrtlse. nhonf four hundroil
tons of which was landed veslenlav at the
enter wharf. This frelLdit in.'lmlcii an.iIii.T
laru'e shilillleiil of cmptv lii,lll..s wllli ll

mob.

THE QCEBN COMING.

iL'lir liii'.k from Mmilhi

lull

•m..iilali

.1 1 \

loi.l
.nlv !

ei'i-au'c. l)f Ih

ii.aii.'s.' \\-..|-i. 1„, 1111,1 tliroii:.-li I,i rnlti'd
ales Hiiil tiie i-i.|iiainder lieinirked here,
lie sale, ,11 passenj.'.'rs were .1. F. lloopi r.
Iviso. lu tile .lananese governineat from
ikhi; Itev. .1. R. Pase and wife, inlsslon-
•ies Willi were retnrnlmr frum service
lined tu| liisliiii; iilneleen years In liurmaii. Iioiind lo

viird thos tile sl.'aim.r smelt rlii.|Siiii Kram.|seii: .Mrs. ami Miss .\. S. lih'-vv.

wife and dauirhter of a well kimwii Kolie
merchiint. huiiml to .N'ew Vorii ; ami it.'v.
II. 11. Llndstrom. wife and fainllv. mlssioii-
iirles who liave iiceii workiii},' In Jiipiin f.ir
fuur years.

,1. F. Hooper eumos from T,,kiu to ondeav-
nr lo iulliieiife .-Xmerlcan capital In Tacoiim.
Seattle, rurtlainl and San Friinidscu, to
start a I'nlled States-,I«iiane.se hank, the
American capitalists to supply half the
eiipllnl and the other half to be Hupplied by
Baron Iwnzakl. n weaWi.v Japanese owner
of copper nnd coal mines and of the larue.st
shlpluilldlni,' yard In .Taiuiu, sitiiateil iit N.iL'
asakl, on wiiose wavs the stenmer KiiLrii
Marii was liiillt. Sir. Hooper sins Ilie
Ilaaiicial striiisreney -ivhich Inns iieeii uoled
for several months In Japan, Is ,stlll on. and
ft number of Osaka banks which clcsed their

liiirnhiL' hlnlilicr and a. snieii as tliougli
wuiiil and oilier Intlanimalile iiiaterlal was
luirning.

UrawliiL' within liailln:: distance In tlii-
darkness of tlie early riioralnt.'. Cant. .-Vlwyii
sliniiieil across the waters. The iiiiisler of
tile Morgan replied several time, "('has, W.
Morgan— '^'ankee wdialer," and In resiioiise
to enipilrles ns tu wheLlier he needed as-
sistance, replied that tho tire was well un-
der control, nnd he only wished to be re-
ported. No Informfltlon was gircn as to
what (Ininage hnd been dope or what cans-
eil rlie lire, lint aecurdln:; tu ni>pearnnei.s
ns far as eoiihi be seen from the Taconiii,
Ilie whalers had evidently iiecii tryin;; out
their hlulier and the llames had set lire to
Intlanimabic material in the viclnlly. whleh
wa.s burning when the steamer first saw her

Steamer Spokane Will .Not be Ready to Uun
fo Alaska This Year,

Steamer Queen Is to return to the Alas-
kan excursion route, according to a tele-
gram received hy It. 1". Rlthet & To., the
iuciii agents, ye.sterilay muriiin;;. Tin' new

iteamer Spoka
the I'lK-ltlc C.iast S. S. ('
to run on tlie .Maskiiii
wlil<.|i service slle was
will not l„. n.:i,iv ill 11

Is h,-i

l.iillt fur
n Franclscu |
II roiiie. fori

.lapaiiese
•lananese
skins,

Japanese schooner Third Clilslnin Mam.
2.?.- skbiR.

.lamiiies,. s,-li,.,,iii.r MP-.. Miini 'Jir' ^kliis
.\rlliiir lli'i'sl. r. Mci'irns ami W, M,'l '..■a ii .
tine,. si.|iim.ii l„.|,,iii.'iiiL' III the s,.|i,„.ii,.|-
Itori.alls, wer,. ari'i'sieii on Hi,. l.Mh liistaiil
III Ilakoiliiti., savs Ihe ,liiiian Ailverti<er. at

I'll. iiist:iiK r Ih,. Muster. Win. Miiuru.

"ii'i I'liart'eil llipiu Willi stenliiiir one si'al
skin valnii at lldrtv yen from Ihe vessels,
and illsnosiiig of snnii' nslmre. Tlis men
were locked up to nwnit their trial.

The home fleet are I'omplef Ini: prepara-
tions fur Ihe I'.ehritit' sea cruise, and f.iiir
vessels are now in Jiiini's liav ri'iolv to
start Inmurrew fur liie West I'misi lo phk

nil Ih.'lr Imlliiis hefore in ee.iinu' lo the

sen. They are the 'Vletorla. Zlllah Mav,
Teresa and Heatrlce. More will tow down
tomorrow.

Yb'Knx NAVlflA'I'ION.

Is N

Norl'i Slat
ow Open.

lilt

.^irike o
San Fr;

soul ll,.|.|

iiiak,. Il
Frliiav I
llie lieU
Victoria
IllL-e C-ilv
lo
lire

1P>

fri.

I''r:

III III,

Vl,.i,,ria on
.XI, ami will run on re^'Uhir scheil-
■eii SiwittI" and Alaskan ports via
aliPrnntlng with tlii> steamer Cot-
wldcli Is als.i to piv rcL'uhirlv

St t.

mil all other imiIiiIs wide

Mr. .7. H. Creer loeal agent of the White
Pass Yiikuii Uallwav oonipnnv, was ms-
terilav advised that the river nnd hiki's
opened to nnvfgntlon on Wie 10(;h Inst, This
is neiirlv n mouth later tluiM Ins' venr.
wdien llie lirsi sti-nmer nrrive.l at I)aws.in
on May \m\ there nv- mure and

lieiter steamers on tlir river 'Ids seiison.
Mill e,,mpnide-j wdi lie nhle tu handle all
the freight offering.

I-fAV SFALINfl CATl^IIKS.

Iteporfs of Fleet nff Jnnan romst-nelirlny
Sen Fleet Heady.

Sii

'I'll

which a
<Uii.|ii v,.si,.r,|av iiioniliiL.'
friiiii Hakodiii,.. cunliriuin::
readv iT'celved of ilie low c
the Victoria scalers "ff ihe

MAIIINR NOTE.S.

.'>leniner Stratlnrvle,
ered lo carry ,.iial lie
Sau FrancUi
fr..iii San Id.
tal 11. >i. fr.,iii III,
pi ,.(,.,1 inil n- ,.,1 r.

|.|iii rt ■

ami

■l|i,'li lias
vi'i'ii r,ii.ivsmli 11
vl.l/-li firmerlv ran
rtrl.-al In tin' Orleii-

^[(■11 who hick the vigor and siiaj) tif youtli, who have
"grown old" too soon; who have been debilitiital and
weakened hy mental overwork, worry, youthful errors ox
liiter excessos, who would care for an honest opinion as to
tlie ]K),ssiiiility of htivinjr siicli jiower returned — to these I
tiiii ]ilc;isi d to ofTcr my advice iuid consultation free.

Diii-iiio; my ;!() ycai's' C'.xppriciice tis ji specialist I have
tested till inediciiu's kiuiwn to science fur such disorders,
and 1 jiledgc my word that not one case out of every
hundred can Iwr cured by drugs. The reason is that
stimulants must be used, and after treatment is left off the
trouble returns. The bt^t and .surest remedy I have found
pure gtdvuuic current of Electricity PROPERLY applied. I
i\-(. no rciisidi for stiying this were it not ti'tie, for ] can give
s if llie ]);\ticiit desii'cs. I ])in inv faith to I'"lectrieity hecuuse it
VWW. cin'e, mid docs not STl.MC'h.VTE, but STUENCTITENS ;
icncc the results arc ]ieniiaiU'nt. livery ime has hcinl more or less of
the Dr. .'^aiuien l-'leetric 15clt, but I luiw ofl'er in mv I'.IOl Dr. Sandcn

llfornta i„irfs

fn thp |.(>lli..i-i

I..'.. I

lir-1 Irli

an appliance wliich ia far superior to any electric belt that wa.'; ever made. This
new Herciilex is worn comfortably abotit the waist, nielits wliile yoii bleep. The
organs drink in the electricity like !t sponge dots wuter. It ia this continuous.

(low of tlie gentle, soolliing, streiigtlieuiiig current lhal tells. Over h'M cured in lilbO.

FREE BOOK. FREE CONSULTATION-

Til those will) live near by I uoiild reiinest a perpnnal call, np I am here lo offer free advice, and will thtironglily explain
iny Herciilex Body Battery anil give te,xt of current. If at a di.stanre write tor tny descriptive book, " Health in Nature," sent
Heiiled free by mail. It gives much valuable health advice nnd also fully describee Herculex with suspensory attachment.
Herciilex with special attachments may be used by women as well as men ih NervoueneES, Lame Bac£, Eheumatism, etft.

Write or ctill to-d.iy.

Dr. A. W. Banclen, 474 Main Street, Winnipeg-- Office hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

p*,W?»ai?«'

GOVERNMENT STREET

-ARE SHOWING SOME SPECIALTIES IN-

REFRIGERATORS, Best Make, lOE CREAM FREEZERS, ETC. ' ■

Oar line of Eattan Goods is nii interesting one, Comprising Rockcr.s, Large and Snmll Arm-Chairs, Occasional Chairs, Work-Baskets, Fancy Articles, Foot-Stools, Etc., in the
Chairs, p>2^, $4.00, .$5.00, $(100, $8.00, up to $18.00 each. Music Cabinets, £6.50 each. Rattan Lounges (very comfortable) $18.00. Foot-Stools, $2.00. Jardiniere Stands, $-1.50.

VICTORIA DAILY COLOmST, SOTDAY,OTNE^»5, 1901.

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a'icepted up to 8 p. m. at the bustneas ofUce.
but Insertion cannot bo guaranteed. For
nrrent advertlslne after 8 p. m.. consolt the
Klght Editor.

Josepli Howe, the greatest of Canadiiin
orators, felt this when in cue of his
speeches upon the unity of the Empiro,
Le expressed tho wish that he could hiivc
retired into the solitude of souie nioun-
tiiin nuit,'e, ami thvi\\ amid great 6i;r-
rouudings, schooled his mind to deiil with
tjie great subject he had in hand, instead
of hnvins to present only thoso things
with whicli his aiiiliencL> had already
hi'cn made familiar ihrou.uli thu ll^L'^■■s.

But behind all attempts fit oratorj-
tliero must be the man, and the man
must have faith in his cause aud faith
iu himself. He must above all things be
sincere. If wo hnvo little true oratory
nowailiiyt^, may it nut be because v/e
liavi' t.>.> much scll'-s.i-ldn;.- aniuni; pi'li-
lic nienV To use a common pliiasc, th(^
knowledge tha* he is •'norldng a graft"
must necessarily be lllse a cold douche
to any spenkor. It innkos )i man a ^
cciwanl, and tho coward cannot be an | sm li ,i
orator. | "

We do not belicvf that oratory is dc- i >-nicc.
cHuiug. It way bi- changing its form.
It is true that wliilc speakers nro many,
orators are l"i\v, hnt this always was
the onso. There were iii.Tiiy t^pnakcrs in
.Vncieiit Honie, Imt how many people
can name <me orator, except Cicero'.'
Moreover, oratory is only appropriate to
certaiu ©ccnsionR, The man who irli-s
to 1)0 an orator wlieii di.scussin;: some
everyday nuitter of luisiuess, is sure to
succeed only 1" makin- an e.xhihilivin
of himself, ami most niattors discussed
in public uvc of an evi-ryday charnctcr.
We are oonlidenl Ili.it when the lime
arises for souh' one in lake lioM of iiu'u's
hearts find eonsiaenei'M and lead lliem in
the ]iatli of public- duty, tbe man will be
rcaily t.i do it.

A colorable " case can ' be ' made out 'or
the following' statement: Men origin-
ally lived under eo.uditioiis inlinitcly
more arduous tlian tho.« under which the
lowest savages now kuown exist, but
thoy gradually made pro.urcss in cidtnrc.
After centuries they attiuned a high
degree of civilization, enjoying scar.c of
the appliances which are the result of
tlie recent trimnphs of invention in our
n^je; that some terrific cata.-it rophe w-
currcd, iu which water and frost play-
ed iui important part, destroying by far
tho greater part of tlie inhabitants of
the world and oliliteratim: their civili-
zation, sinei' whieli time tlm race has
been workinir back by a slow process
lo something resembling the status
aehieved by their long-forgotten ances-
tors. We say that a colorable cat^c can
be nnure oiil for this sLalement, aud wo
may ;uld that the ealastropho was of
fill niai.-niliidi' lliat it has alTeel-
thoii^'hts of humanity ever

If the Chinese suciicd iu so<-uring the
re|ieal of tho Kxclusicin Act iu the Unit-
ed States, as tliey arc endoavoriug to do,
Ti new face will lie [lut upon the matter
of ("liiiiese eiiiiirratiou. Tho law expires
next year under any ( ireum>;t:inco«, and
the iiueslion of its renewal will emile up,
even if till' movement lo secure its re-
peal is a failiiri>. It was Hot passed
without u grout deal nf dillb-idty, and
tlie chanc«>« i>f its being continued are
not certain.

state of our feelings; we rather think it
is trying to please us individually. All
of a sudden the little castle iu the air,
in which we have bteu living through
the summer, gets a rude shock and nil in
a second we fall and tho castle vanishes
into nothingness. Then in a burst of
sorrow we look ijuite reproachfully on
the laughing tlowers and the singing si'a,
and Wo ask ourselves why it is that the
world can go on fair and the su!i

continue to shio,. wli.ii oiu- heai-ts are
broken with snpi^o^v. .V few nionlhs lai-
cr we look back and smile at oursehes
for the small tempest In a tea. up wc
llave passed through, and I hen .a ve.ir
later We iire iloirig preeiselly the same
thing again.

Others of Us, uioihiil .u- hitler as Uk;
recall of ■.olllelliin;; we li.ive experienced,
liejllile ourselves .and sa\ we llave no
[ilaec- in :he worhl. \\',. caie for no one.
.\'o on,, need.; us. \\',. ,!,, no go,„l. \V,.
cannot imagine why ( [oil [
.and .\el all the tinie wi. :
'■\\'ell. 1 am a char:n-ler any
must admit 1 am a slroii?:

wlirn lira. -Ileal iiilnliig Investors will bo-
eellie iillvi' to n-.e I'aet of large iMnlles of
hL-h ceneealrallng ores lying donnint ami
oiilv lic-eause I he preseni prospc. tors ii- a
win, I,. ,1,, a,, I fullv i-einioehend tlielr la-
Iriiisle ur eeoie.iaie values. The I.orui.l.-ile
is again c»ii,.|iui^' ui.. l.ir:.'r su|ililles of im-u-
visum i.r Innil.er. leols. etc., have been
liaul.'d in (whilst n-u^lis w.a-e golni; on last
wi-ok free gold sin (.■inieiis were foinni uu
tlie roof of the liallilla^'. having he.ai l>l..uii
there In .lavs of vore.l 'I'lie lessees will
iniiHiien,.,. work Inuiiedliilcly the repairs
ate c.iiniileteil lo reopou tUe nro|>orty. Also
ea all the (J.ihlen supper will follow- salt.
'IhU elaini hi? r>li! o"t '"''i'vlest froo

i-eMM-ns ,,'r Ihe Island the past i:! years,
'lhai a l uiireinraiiai: •nv of IroUi .s.. P. .s ,.
prr tea will .and does p.dav p:iv to w.Mk in

THE SAUNDERS GROCERY GO. LTD.

89 AND 41 JOHNSON STREET l;;

Victoria's Laraest and Finest Retail Groceru Store

M'hy pay fancy prices for your Groceries when we con sire yoti lltst class

goods lit rL-asonable prices. Compare our Groceries nnd prices. They tell the

story here. "

lIU.N'fi.Mtl.W Fr.OlIIt. any kind, per sack ..^..v 2.">

\VIu:.\'rt.K r.s. nor sack. 10 lbs , „ „ .10

(HtAl'i: M:t.'S. two packages „„ . o-,

siLVi;i: ror.isil, per bottle ,^ , 1.'-,

/.IM'i:\DKL OLAUET, per bottle -j-y

.Vlways on hand 'Irt'elllnRton. Delta or Eden Bank Creamery Butter. Also
Llpton's or .Vrraour's Bacon and Bams.

,1 eavll oiu' shn

The

11 b.

Mill):

if <iur niliiliig
ilaried of- i

R K M ( )T K .VN r 1-:ST(>I { S.

When you <omc lo think a

will realize that you hail ai

among tho-.. n.ii ve

^10

It III

Will be piild for kiic
■ ■ will Iciiil to tlie
miiyoiie Htcaliii;:: the
tlie clo<irs of HiibMcrlb

rorliiatlon
Ictlon of
rilNt from

111 it > on
aueestor
ssing fel-

11-... I lo hv.. m . av. s ami
leisun. iu seralehiiji: rn.l.-
Muimmoibs upon pieei-s of
You not only had one ancestor

liiit all your aiu...s;lors f<.riiud a
No one

S<imi' of tho Censns euiinicrntors feel
hurt by tin. ri-feronce to tlioin in yester-
day's Colonist. ^\'|. are very ^;orry to
lia\e sai.l anylhing whi.-h e.ail.l h.' cm-
sirued as a relleetion iiiion any <d" tli..ui.
Till- cniinicrators must understand that
iiiithing iierf;onal was intended, ami thai

sad til. mghl fill

siniia I i. 'IIS.

.Nearlv everv
nn..,iiis....,nslv.

Iiri.
lir. IV

n.diiks; in olher words. I...1 mn.h r..d tap.'.
l-arL-e shareli.ilders or their salelllies. nr..
nppolnted managers with less car.. ml
Ihimglit than the sauu' parlies would iiii-
lioliit nn orrniid boy-ln ih.- lal ler .-asv llicv
while I" the roriiier
( '.iiiimerclal ttul.-l.le
; the liliiinc, practl<-ai
ill sahirl.'s mot idi.'
av an iinprollUhl..

,.1 tlie li..st skill. ..1
i...ai..iob..rln-- all

if n

:i that

hi.

d' Ih.

in.-.'Mi!
..elin.' .

Ih'

Till-: .SUl'UE.ME GOUUT.

Itefcreiice was mnile in the Colonist
yesterday to the gn-at accumulation of
business liefor.' the Appellate (.'ourl. The
matter seeinod to be of sulllcient impor-
tance to warrant a little inquiry, ami
■we have learned that lately more than
half the Full Court busincetf iu Victoria
consists of aiipeals coming froiu Dawson.
In addition to this, the business rroiii
the province is steadily increasing, as is
Bhown by the fact that during tlie Inst
year seven new Supreme Court regis-
tries have heeu oiwued. The placing of
tho jurisdiction over Yukon nppeals up-
on the court of this province is a groat
public convenience, and doubtless a
source of revenue t.) the provincial bar.
Tho judgi's do not .ipiiear f.i have been
.•onsiilere.l. Their work aiol responsi-
bility havi' hei'ii largely augiiu.nted. Init
their salaries remain at the same inade-
tjunte liguri-s as before. Last year the
legislature by resolution diroetcd the at-
tention of the Dominion government fco
tli.'se malti.rs anil to llo' fael that r..l-
iUivcly our juilg..s iiri. Ihe worst paid

lows, who

siieud their
pi(. lures ot
lioiie.

111. -re,

part .d' sneli a e.iminniiily
kii.iws what thes.- an.-ient forla.ars of
oiii-s looked like, but tho skulls, which
have bpi-n foiiii.l, are not of a shape that
sm-'gests Ih.. p..is.sil .i liiy ..r .'pic poi'iry or
I'ven uewspap.-r ...litoria 1.-. Th'. piili'.t's
which they mail.' of eontcmimra ry . rea-
turi's arc as badly drumi as the aver-
age (...irtoon in rnited Stales iiewspa-

ni,.iniii.r in -.vlii.
,i|ipareiitly mad.

I (ileal symiiathy is express.'.! for -Mr.
I .I.diu Bryden nnd his family iu their be-
j ri'avcmcnt. The late Mrs. Bryden was
I a lady whose whole, life, practically
I spi'iikliig. was spent on '\''nncnnvcT Is-
1 l.in.l. and sIh- was lii.ld in tin- highest
|.si iiiia 1 ion by all \vlio icnew li..r. Iler
1I...11I1 at -^ueh a coiuiiarativi'ly early age
! is not onl.v a sad loss to her immediate
I family, but to the entire community.

Thi

the \-

IIIV

•r rrovine.

t') have

Th..
alle

ski

Til

)iels III

i-Lilliin
naleil
iH.ar

sanitary .-ond it ions wi'ia' ahoul the same j
as those of an onlinary bog. In all (iiir-
tieulars they appart-utly were not such a

I'll ;is on.. w.'iiM .'ari' l.i have ..om.- "tie- '
lwe(.n ill., win.l aiel .nil" gi.nlilily." loit ;
llierc seems t.i he no iT.i-apiug lhi. eon.-lu- j
sion that we ull must admit to having j
had just such ancestors. It is true thai [
tlu-y live.l some tim.' au-.i. Tie' g"olo i
gists who liav.. iinearl le-.l th.-ir l eniains
in l'raui.|. ami ..Iscwlier.' are of tlo' opiii-
i.'ii ihai alioiit a ([Uarter of a inillion
y. ars hav.- ..lajised Miuci- that particular
si'i'tioii of them w.-re s'.i'king to hand
down till' im-mory of ili. ir .■\ist..n.-.' t.i
1'iitnre generations. Some of ilu'iii .mc-
.......l...! in il.'ing S.I. A\'.. will pr.ilialily

never know their nam..s, liut a very r.'-

1h.. h.^
1 niak,.s
ilh.. w

h ath of Arthur Rturgi Hardy

f.iiinerly premier of Ontario, has re

movi il oil.- of tlie foremost men in Can

a.lian public life. Of good I.oyalis

sio. k. lu' was a r.'pr.'sent at ive Cana- [ " h.'r.'

.liaii. full of a SI lis. ■ .if pulilie dufv a n.l i ''
, , , , tJ I ri.|l..|.|

aniiuateil by aliiiii.lant courage, lie en- .p^.,

joyed and deserve.l tbe i-stcein of the ; siiiis. i

f his native iiroviuce. | '"lesi

s..|f. ipiile lllllui",lfii| iif
Ih.. p,.op|.. u,. ciiiisl

h:i\e. .-a.-h if th.-iii. llu'lr sol

real as ours, ami niayb.. a linii.lr
ili.i'per aii.l iiioie lasliiii;, their j
as SW1...I. Ih. ir lives jnsi as full
ih.nt as ihi- liul.' life that is s
smiling to us.

1 1 may be that Ih. re is lo i
iliis h'-ro-mnkiug. It is one Ihii
1111 an ideal and striv.. u. a.n
it is nuili- nnoth.-r Ihi'i:; in i.le:
(-ast a glamor ov.-i- all ih.ii wi
woiibl be belter, p.rhaps, if 1
take more of an interest in thosi
which are outside of niirselves, bocoming
less seltisli, It-.ss iitirrovv, until we tin.l
the liarmoiiy we seek, not iu our one
little life, aud its surronudings, but iu
tile whole w-orl.l in wlii.h Wc liv.-. in
the happiness of our friends; in the eon-
tent menit of our honi.'; in the bright n.-ss
ami sweetness that is iiol ours al.>n.'. but
that is for evcryimc. Nature leach. 's ns
tliat it is the co-iningling. the inllneu..',
iiig of one tiling liy auolh.'r tlial
all Ih.. lieanly and harm. my in
!•!.!. SupiMise Ihe s.a w.mld 11. d
till' greal azure areh ab.iv.. it.
v.iuld its .lauiiiig railiani lovi.li-
Snppos,. ill,, (.l.ui.ls wonl.l not

WESCOTT BROS.

88 YATES STREET

Again wo have received the appointment as agents for Victoria, B. C,
for the

Cosmopolitan Fashion Company's

Patterns

TIlKltlO AUK NOMO UETTEIU
We liave a full stock now on hand. Oall early while there is a «hoice.
We arc also running a nice line of

Blouses and SkiHs

Crash Skirts from lj."ii-. tip. ri.iiie Skirts at .ST.'iO.
In Kill Cloves wc lead with I'eiriii's to the front.

wonl.l 111

MIP!

i.pli-

It

lb

misrorlmn- of tin- I'.iast news-
:.i ha\e falli'ii iiui|..r tin' disap-
f lhi. luiclil ami shini'iL.- light in
nalisli,. \v.iil.l, th,. N.-l-.m Tri-
ll is lik.'NMs,. alh-i;...! thai His
.M.-ij.-sly linds tin- Tea ("0111-

|..| tl
aii.l

il Ih..

nl.l n.d
grou- ..ib.'Ul Ih..
fr.iiii the whol
t. rns an. I lili. s llial .
f.'.'l. l-;v..ryl king iu in
upon S0111..1 liii|._' .-Is., f.i

less"!! her.' that w.. iiia\

i ...r th.' e
Ihe lieauly
• th.' tre.'s
iii.'s tr

l.is,. ,,1
of th.

in th.

ndmenls shoi.kiiiL'lv

>mm.>npla(.i

ma k.. a ha nie ui \

lol shell.. r
;h.. t..n.|..r
li.iiu th..ir

.1.. pell. I. 'Ill

eimlh aiel
.' pill 111.'
an. I l.'arii

II that \M.
Il is

HI

sib

iu the Dominion. The fiHlernl I'reniinr j cent writer, eouiiiaratlvely speaking, bas
has admitted that their salaries are not properly aske.l what's in n unuieV How

ill keojiing witli their resiionsibilitie
One woill.l suppose that wli.-re perfe
iiiiauiniity exists on these jioiuts, the n
cessary remedy would be applied.

his

HAS OR.VTOUi' DECLINED?

A new -Vjiix has iiriseu fo def.v the
lightning by throwing .Imilit.-s iiiion the
<-lo(iuem.e of ('i.er.i, and wliat is worsi',
tJceing that lu' liv.'S in Itosloii, by aecus-
ing Daniel Webster oi posing. Tliis has
startc.l a eontroveisy iu the rnited
States papers as to whether in point of
fact oratory has di-i-lined, and if ih.'
noted siie.'ikers of by -L'one days iv.'re
such p.iw.a\s as llcy are said to have
been. .Some of the famous orators of
the past seem to ns, who are familiar
with the InconicLsm of the tidegraph and
the curtness of tho t.-lepilioiie. to have
been giver, to v.-rljiisil y ami to have
spent much time aud effort in demon-
strating self-evident propasitions. But
after all, the tost of tin- orator is the
effect he has upon his lu-arers. There
is no other test. It niai.ters nothing how
well a speak. 'I- arrang.'S his th. nights, or
how well he i hoosi-s his wor.ls— his u'es-
tures may Im- graceful ami his tones
melodious— hut if he fails to g.-t t>n rap-
port with his audience, bo has not ex-
hibited the (inalitii-s of the orator. Let
us take a case iu imint. \\'.- call K.l-
munil Burke a great speaker, and his
parliamentary speeches read better than
those of any of his conti3rapornries, but
his nick-name was "the dinnor bell," be-
cause when he rose to speak, all the
members, who ,-onl.l in dc-i-ney .lo no,
went out to lunch. Th.' pi-i-.irati.iu of
his iiuiieaehment of Warren lliif^tings
\a, when read, the linest piece of forensic
eloquence extant.

In these things, ns in most othoiv,
each gciU'ralion has its stan.lanl .d'
taste, but as the aim of oratory is to
convince, so alwB.ys the ability to pro-
duce conviction will be the suiiri>mc test
of oratorical sliill. AVhat in Diniel
"Webster's oratory eeems to th.- Itosion
critic like posing w.is evidently md. sn
regarileil by thiisi- who listene.l to bini.
Tlie critic asks what we would think of
a speaker nowadays %vho would say
"Methinks." Wo think the answer
woiilil dciiend very much upon what clf»'
he said and how he sai.l it. Th.-re arc
times, even in the year of grace lUUl.
when a speaker «an get himself so in
ton&h with his nudienoo that he can say
"methlnks" or "in good sooth," or even
thoso things which nro commonly ex-
pressed in print by da.shos.

One trouble with speakers nowadays
is that so ninny of them (lepcnd upon
newspapers for their rending, ami the
majority of those who listen to
them have nlrondy read alioiit all there
Is to say on the .subjects they talk about.

PelleW'Uaney, Bryant & Gilinan

A88AYERS,

Mlnlng:Englneers and Metallurgists
Ores Analyzed. Control Assays,
Properties examined, sampled and
reported upon.

VIoterIa Opposite Driard HotoJ

.|i.ls call...! 111.' fi-lhiw who is
' pi.-tr.l Mp.'ii a pi...-.' of lioii.. a.s kikinu- a
Imamniolh must r..|miin a inys|..ry, Inil
' wi- know he dill kill it. or at least thai
the artist repn-senli-d him as having kill-
ed it. So .iiher the uiii-'lity liunl.'r or
111. artist .-iml p.-rbaii-. b.'ili a. hi. v.-.l
aboul as largi' an amount of immortality
as falls t.f th" lot of mankind. To have
l;.'opl.' at l.'a.<l a i|uai-ter of a million
\.'ars allir ymir .l.'alli sp, .-nla I i iilt np.iii
your .1. . .Is is ni.ir.- 'ban most of us iie.'.l
exp.'. l. The pictured ri'iord also shows
thai force depends Upon culture for iiu-
m.irlalily.

There was anntlier fellow living at thai
time who couhl cnrvi' very well, and li.'
mail.' an e\.-..ll..iit ticui'.. of a sijuii-i-.d
out of .-i bit of sI'Mi.., ihenliy not only
han.ling down to this day th.. fa.-t thai
he liv.'d, but also showing that the squir-
rel family wen- in cvi.lenee a v.-ry long
linn- ago. Compar.'.l willi an aidi.iuily
of li4ll.lliH) y.'ars e\-..ii 111.. S..ilsiiiaii
who saiil lliiil his family ..xisteil befnr..

the 11 1. ;in.l when toi.l it was Strang.',

If that was so, that they were not luen-
ti.me.l as having gone into tho Ark with
.V.iali, replied: "Hoot, mon, did ye ever
kill a Campbell that had 110 a boat o"
his aiii'.'" inu.si be reckoned as of re-
ceiil origin.

To speak of the human r:i.-e a' exist-
ing sin-li an immi-ns.. Ii'ngtli of lime ago
will seem absurd to some peo[ile, nn.l it
must bo a.lmitted that the proof of th.'
number ot years is not as a.-.-iirale as it
might lie. '|''h.-> esliiual.' is baseil upon
111.' time reiiuisite for the erosion of riv.'i-
Milley« and other things tif that kind,
and there must necessarily bi- allowed a
niargin for errm". ^'l■t some of tin' gre.-it-
1 St iiam.-s ill g.'ology nr.. asso..i.il...l with
lliis (T-limat.'. .\ recent explnr.'r. wlio
has ilir.'1'l..il his alt.'iilion lo .\sia. sa\s
lliat h.. has faile.l t.i ;in.l tli.'re any i-vi-
donce of a glacial ago, but he has dis-
coveivd unmistakable proof that at one
lime the g'ri..'iter part of Sibi.ria. ^^ll•.l-
pean Kiissia. I'l.rsia ami the adiacent
eoiintrics wen- sulnm.rge.l. and what is
of greater interest «till, that there is
evidence of the existeiic.' of man in the
country jirior lo the siibmergen.'e. Her.'
w.- have what seems to be .j^eologieal de-
m.mslralion of a Hood, wliii-li the p..o-
ph' vvilhiii its si-opi' w.dihl b.. jusiilii.il in
regardiiig as universal. The time of
its iluraMon woiibl bo much greati-r than
that assigned in Ocnesis to the Noachic
Deluge, but that presents .lilH-mlties
I Illy to those who insist that (i.'iiesis is
v.'rbally inspiri'd. It is suggested by
111.- same writer, or what are jirima faci^
gronmls, that the ovcrllowing of Asi.i
was sychronous with tin? Ice Ago in
Western Kuropi' and North ^Vjuerira, and
tliej-e is <'viilem'e that mankind existed
before that opneli.

So you see thut though we maj' not bo
able to trace it, our pedigree runs a long
w ay back. That other Scotsman, upon
whose family tree there is a marginal
note about t w.i-t li ir.ls of tlm way down,
to this efl'cct: ".\bout this time the
I 'lood occurred," stopped in hw research-
es a long way short of the cave-men of
I'"'rance or those very ancient chaps
whom the Asiatic flood overwhelmed.

I That eN'n.Mi..|> Cliiasii.ia V'Ulli. th..
Crman Kais.'r. has sea: his ...'iiL-ratii
bilious t.i the Y. M. C. A. Il is a ]) -or
sort of organizatiiui thai .l.i.s not come
in for a blessing from ;i war lord of the
C rman Empir.-.

M.iuiit Si.-li'.|- is .altra.-litu,' nioi'.. afru-
ti.Mi just nii\'.- th.ia all the ..the]- mines
.■II ill.. Coast put logeih..r, ami bi.ls f.-iii-
titiest mining camps in

iiid

vorhl ail.
as th,. 1

Ills.

still
veli-

1|I.1U

ngl.'

aecord

to I.

th"

e one of lile
.N.d'thwcst.

harui.iiM Ml aat
ami s,i i. is ipiii.. iiiip,i>.,il,
thing liii' harmony in ih..
ha\i' bappim.ss; ami jiisi
ni-ss of the garil.-n d.-p..
till- SW(-eIIW-ss ami the eo
l-ose, but llpoil til.' perf
ever.xthiiig. the elm trees along Ihc <|riv
the greenness .if t.lie grass and the bin
1 ess of the vi.di-ls. that tin- holly h.-'h
is slii'll.'rim.'; so tin- happiness of il
wiirl.l can only b.- brought about I
every om- acting. n<i.t for himself, b'
for I he sake nn.l iroo.l of all. Tln r'
only line I'riiieiiial in th-' gri'.il .IrauL
ami llmt Principal is (!o.|. and md

all.'V. who th'.v think will
inva.lers aUvays dread an attack
la 111.' ri.ar. Hut the (,l.-niiaiis an- llald.. ■
1.1 inviislen at once from tli.' east aii.l fnnn |
III.' w.-si. in each ease by Uie iiilghil.'st |
aiiiiles .if Kurope, separuto.l from th.-iii
oidv liv fronth-rs which Iu history have
alwnvs been KHccessfuIlv passed. Within j
111.' iasi few days. It Is sai.l. the lieraian
sialT hav.' r.-tmrti'il liiiperfei-t .lef.-ii...'s .111 j
Ihc east.-rn side. Tli.. Itiisslan iiriiiy. Iii..v
siiv. Is S.I illslrlhiit..,! that If the I'zar i-v.^r 1

giv,. Ih aler gr..:ii h.i.ll.-s of .'avalrv

|...iil.l. aliii.isl wlth.mt I weiuv-f.iiir li.iiirs'
w.-iltliu,-. (.iiler (iernianv. and b.. f.il!.iw...l

iiiiiii..illal..lv bv still m.iri- forinl.lalile i •

si.s .if Infiintry. ,Iiist think wliai llial
ni..aus. It nieiiiiM not Ihut '-Itiissla w.uil.l 1...
.'tipiis.-il III (ieraniiiv." *lileli Is tli.- wav
illploinutlsts and lourtiallsts put It, hut that
I lie most numerous arni.v In the w.irl.l,
drawn from a population three times that
of (Jeruiauy. would be on Gorman snll rav-
au'lng. slio.ilhig, liuniliig. I. -vying eoiiirj.
hiilloMs. Mini, to give It lis full .'r.'.lll. IKdii
liu; desiieniielv hard. \'lci"iw iiiiL'hl ri'iiialn
with I ;..l lli..|li s. li.n.-... lull 111.- loss of Uf.. la

is Tluit very desiniblc tlwclliiig with two iuul a quarter p
j: ticres, well laid out grounds (gtirdeii, tennis court and s;
§ orchard), situate on Sinitli Street, near j\Iii('aul;\y Point. $
§ The liouse, which is (jtiito new, coiitain.s dining room, 5'
% dniwing room, CiipjieitiiH hall and library downstairs; on g
% the upper floor are live large hedrooins, bathroom, etc. &
§ For I'lirllier {itirticuliii',-; apply to %

sll.

if Z.irlid.

. lUi;

ihcii il Is liilll.-

i;i/...i 11

lir.'l.al.lv
kii.iw li.

•If.

Ill

.llial f

lid 111

Ih.

th.'

lo niak

ward and r. niain llrni. ami destinvlng in.-ii
who neceiil ili-slniell<>« ralber than retln-
is aUvay ».-rrllile work. Itussla. thcrefmo.
alwiivs iniiM'aisi to <!,'rmans a most f.irinl.l
alil.. ii.iw.r. aiel. as th.-v w,.ll kii.iw. :i i tie-
iiiiti

5 28 FORT STREET |

.■•*•—•■'•..».*•*'•"■.■».••*.««■"».*•-.»..>.'■■'■■'>"•■■»■

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t hi

iM lie il l..d fi

t h..

..St ll

HYGIENIC

;, owing to the lat.' .late at «hi. h
LeJBarge breaks up, seems to r.-ii-
lie extension of th,' White Pass »Vc

.if us is luor,' a h'

for tin

VuUoii railway ns far, at least
kirk, a public necessity.

.Scl-

'I'he la..r.,ss,. te,.
W,.sl iniiisli.i 's < 1.1
for the m.xl tw
where, oh when

Ihal will lona.r New i

1 ivill own th" \\Ki-\i\ I iiis,.,

y-four hours. But | thus,
shall we lind

rest tl

I 111 I
if h.
...ilh

than il is I
After all

know
uiih hi

of life

ssibh-
trii,'

.luly
mat

the I "'
I h..|p...l.

.-Mil.,
t II..
11 111.

not
1.1 it

ivill

Tie

-iral.'il si.ii-y of the I'assii.n
I'hiy at (Jhilliwaek, from Ihc pen of .Mr.
Cor.lon SmiUi, is the special feature .if
lo.lay's Colonist, and will be read witli
great interest.

for t he wh'il.' gr.

It

a 111
but

ipart I i-otii oiir

.Imillil 11.. I ciili

a ihiiiL' to

selves ami
ill., that ^^■|

C.sl.
-tan. I
al..h:

chinu-

The trackinou's strike on the C P. U.
eeuis 1.1 bi. a v. ry formidnble affair,
'her.' ..light f.i la. a belte'r way than tlTis
f si. tiling ilispiites.

in 111.' li

( inh' 1I1..S.
fr'eii.lship

briiiL-s lb"

I 'ails for improving the cheeks are the
l.iti-st fad. There are .some people whose
elieek does not i :ill for any iiu|irovemeiit.

Evi'ry.m.' will ...mgrat ula I,- Port Simii-
s.in np.iii having l.'legraphi.- coiniunnica-
tion with the rest of the worhl.

HEUD-.MAKlXi;.

I lia
thi.iigh

t. i.;v,.

in speaking of
V earliest cliild-
w..r.' .iiiisi.l.. of
I my life going
oiiieihiiig apart

■e;d..sl nionil'Ills

oiiseions of this

Id,'

kiiiL' 01
•r.ibalil
..mbli.
. Ih.. a

asei'l '.1

■tri-at nnmlier

he WnliT
Is U, lb

.f US

W,

II. livi. llial liv..s. < )nr ram:..

III. I be larirer, il shoiihl lak"
if all of our rri..uils. so tlial
just in what way wi' shall
till' hariiiiiiiy of the whoh'.
i-ho kinoe the wofih of trii.'
an ti.|| what liap|>iness It

issessiT. To feel thai tll.'fe

\shi, eari.s f.ir us. aii.l is il,"-
|M.|i.!aiit 111 a .-ertaiii .l..'..'r.... ii|Hin Us;
will! lielps ns and whom we lii.lp: with
wli.ini "w.. h.ilve our griefs and double
our joys." is inliuitely .sweet. Sonieon.'
li.is sai.l "111,' whole world is my
frii'iid," ami when wi- can feel this an,l
strivi- to ael a.a-onlinL'ly, With our ey.'s
ami ears always open to a «-all for sym-
pathy or for help, striving to live ari'-'lil
not alone for <iur own snkes. but for Ih"
sake of those who will follow us: then

suri'ly w -I' heliiitig to make the per-

f.-ei eh.ir.ls in the great harmony of
human liap|.im-ss, the music of whieli
will be sweeter to (lod than tile 'srug-
ing of Ihe spheres or the harps of a thou-

viil.-ll lias
vlif-h U iiT'ilialdy b.'ll

il.'f.

It inuy b.. sal. I ihai lo-r
iiiaiiv als.i has a great all.'y. and tleit Is
Inn-: Inn Iliis L-r.-al iilh'v is liainii..ri..l P.
.-.inst II nl loiial slowness, nas I lir.iii^'h.ait hi-
lory lia.l a liiildl of geltluir defeali-d, an. I
might not under certain clreunistances l„.
.■•iniiileii-lv zealous. It Is not 111,- liil.'r.'si
.if Ih.' Hapshiii-.-s thai tin- I I.ili.'nziill.'i us
..liiiiil.l 1... eriislii..h hilt to s.... Ih.aii siiiT."-
a little. Ill luak" tli,.iii f,.el how 1 liifi. irl an !
.\ilslria Is 111 Ili,.ir saf.-Iv. .■iili.it. If r..\al
tiersiiiiau-es nr.. Ininiaii. b.' alt i il'oi In ■■ .11- i

Pure and Wholesome

Tile result of several years' experi-
menting by the bcFt chemists In America.

It is a Straight Phosphate and Soda
Powder (no Ahim.l

For Sale by all Ketail Grocers.

■niia

If

11 r

d.'lii

if III

mid

lli.'v wi.iil.l ha
slr.-iii;lli iilon.'

might he m.iio thiiu liuinaii nan
enilarc.

W(- .'in- pri'ssliiL' this .'.iiisliIiTal imi .|iis-t
now. not only li.'eaas.- tin- n-nnrl.-d swln:;
of the German nriny 1i>wHrds the east Is In
Itself nn Interesting tnovement. Imi lie.'ans.'
we lielleve tills polltl.-al nightmare gri'iilly
to Influence all Gerinnn iiolltles.

STEHLER & EARLE

Manufacturers
VICTORIA, B

iij::::::::

in.l

eherilbinis.'
N. De BEUTItAND LVCKIN.

TK.N.MIA MINKS.

I II.

int. 'rest

ipliiiinleil. just

th

Kdltor.
The wrll.-r has

ari'

though
in.-e off
ugh the

WI' wi're siaiiilii
.■III. I walehiiiu' oiirsi-lvi.s ;.oi tl
lilM.. iii..v.-iiiiiits an. I little scues thai

iim.h' Up .inr Iif,'. P.iil the st <if ns

L'o further than ill.' writ..f eoiifessed to
lia\ing gon... .Not c.inleiit wiili reirard-
ing onrsi.lv.'s as though w.. wer.. .'lelors
in a ilrama. w.', probably fr.nii /ilways
having wati-lieil ourselves the most in-
tentl.v. have come to think that caili
one <tC us individually is the liero of all
that we see. the central figure iu the
lira ma, the little sun about which the rest
of the wwrld like lesser satellites re-
volve. AVe may not care to conl'i-ss that
ihis is Uie case, but -.vith nmst «if us it
is the case. Something happr-u.s. some
incident in which we have played one of
!h<' minor part.* — we look at ourselves in
our various staites and stages of feel-
ings and we think, 'That was well said,
that was pictnrestiue. that was well act-
1 . 1." Even ill some great trial, when
all oar friemis know of our grief, wn
are conscious of something approaching
complacency when wi' tliinlc of how dig-
niru-.l we have been through it all. It is
this feeling that makes ns. even ii an
abandonment of sorrow, a little careful
that our surrnundings are suitable and
quite in keeping with 'the trouble we
are going through. Wo have, all of us.
our several romances, and wc -watch
ourselves during the days ami w.'cks of
some summer or winter nn.l we are in-
finitely amuse. 1 ami jih'nsed and inlerest-
I'd. Tile little story vrc are cmictiiig
lakes up all our ntteintimi and time. Tii
fact wi' have an idea thrt it is the only
really interesting life story iu the com-
munity. The sun shines warm and
sweet, tho sea sings, ait.l we are very
happy, gracionn nnd satisfied with nature
because it hamonizes exactly with tho

il.'lv r.'inl Ih.' In'ii-
K. Mi'.N'aiighl on In
tli.."si.iiitli'Mlnlau' Ki'i-.inl. on Ih,' L'ohl ihi-
p.islis of till' now fiiiiioiis .Margery (I'lanliil
.■laliii on 'I'.'Xada Ishiii.l. It was a r,'al
trial lo read a report like thai. Mr. .\1,:-
.NaiiglUun appears to have trodden on new
LToiiml. Tlie report appears to lie d.'v.ilil
of aiiv di'slre to nver estlnnUe the iiroiierty
nr liilliite It. The I in I la ri la I way In whldi
Ihe reji.irl Is print. -.1 sav.irs inor.' .d 111.,
fair ail. I liiiparlial than most r..ii.iri

ifl.

vith 111 r.

L'hid

i'r\- niiii-h

ni'Ldi-.^t.'il ilf' aid liriior.^.li iiss.'i ..f ,,nr veins
or hi.los. viz: the slilinie'iit s. Tli.' kit.' ills-
.-ov.-rli-s of fr.'i- cold errs id lilirli v:ilniv4
has put ninnv mir iimstieei m-s on the
tramp for fr^-.- g.d.l pnipii-ii l-nis, whb-li c.-r
lalnlv exkst. bill this will most iin.liiililv
lead to manv rich bodies nf anrlferoiis sub
phldcs to be carelessly llirowu nHlile. sliiiidy
because the values caiiniit bo seen. Tli.. re
are miim-r.ins veins known hen- wlmse
values In snirihl.l.'s or .■oih-,'iiI ratlmr er.'s
ar,' what I iiiiiv .-all v.rv l'.ioiI. t.> ns.' ii
mild expri'ssloii : I hum- iiiml.' a fi'w: No.
1. (own.', I 111 Vl.'lorlai lmv.- .•?-Ji2 In l'.iI.I. slP
v.'r anil eopo.-r. N... iV'i.'lorial L'av.' .'sT'.!:
No. :! gave .?0O. No. 1 i Vlct.irlai •_-av.. .'?!K).i;!.
No. T, L-avi' .Sil.-JO. .Vo. r, ga\ i- Sl'J ncr ten, nil
HUiidilnets or sulphliles, s,iaie ,rf lln- iihove
test— coneenl«ilor tests; No. 7, iiiiarl/. and
wall rock (from a well known <-hi!uii con-
centrator, gave $20.40 per ton: No. 8. .piarlz
ami .'iiimlrv reel; In ciincentrat.'s. giiv.'
.«ii.l2 ner Inn. Avhllo assiiys of L'olil .nnirlz
from Ihe same run from a few ilolhirs to
a f,'W thiiiisanils p,-r ton. I.e.. free gold
nmirlz. If those si-ekliiL' for nilii,. Invpst-
nicnts wdll onlv rnid tin- retui-ns from
worklncr mines In other imrls of llm world
Ihev will si'i- that Texmhi .'hows ev.Mi sn-
tiorllelallv. n.s good nn aiip.'araiiee In fr.'i'
iiohl ami enncenfratos as nny other well
known mining camp. Its free gohl saTupIes
arc nnhpic, nnd Its coni'eiit,rntIng ores need
not to bow their hcail from lack of rcRpcet
ahllttv when In companv. The Island's fa-
cilities for cheap slilppln!: need no rehenrs-
al. Tho in.niorlly of .diilms nr.- well sup-
plied with tlinher nnd fri'.in.'ntly with am-
ple water for all reiisoiiiihle renalreaionts.
Our rich sulpheret ores have been alinnst
cTlmlnnlly neglricted, . inos-t erroneonslv.'
Blniplv boennse no yellnw motaJ eonirt bo
Been to the naked eve. The day Is dawning

.\ SUUrUISE TO EVEIlYnODY.

r.roniptiiess with ivhleh Dr. ^liasl.'^
y I.iv.'r nils r.'^-iilai" and Invlmira I •■
■Il .n i.f Ihe ki.ln.'vs. llviT nn.l li'.wels
oii-prls,. Ill evi^rvhoilv.. Tlu'v are tie
's fnviirlt,' ,'nre for khlii.'v illseasc.
eoin|d..|liii. iniiiiiPsi ion ami e.ins'.lpa
Th,. sale of this gr.'at pri-seriid hui
Is simply enormous. One pill a dose, -"i
cents a bo.\, all dealers.

rClilne

tlon.

ror

.'six room house on car lino. I'rloe Jti.V)
Terms.

Story anil half house on Ynt,?s strct
.SMoO. Klne building lot on Ulthet str,','t
WiM. Two story house on Chatham sir.
eh.-np. and 'on easy terms.

Ciittage and two lots with Stable,
rlrlit and easv terms.

I-Iou.s(-s to rent and money to lend
Insurance Bollclted.

Aiiplv to

F. G. RICHARDS

No. 10 Brotd St.

t.

Prh'e
Fir,'

The H. B. A. Vogfel Cummercial Colleg;e

p. O. Ilox 347 Yaucoiiver, P.P.

\\','t eaeli t hriiii:;hn a a t:i ;i */biii inh z/.'/i
Wi' i.'a. li lliroii^'h ofil.^.' ni.'lli.i.ls I'lillr.'lv
aii,i us.' no text hooks or ■'sysiein" for
liisikkeepliig. Wi- lea.-h anil phiei- our
siiiilents Into positions In six nimiilis.
Shorrhnnd and typewriting. Seud for
lllustrat<-d prospectus.

A Revelation in Dentistry

After today (May 2nth>. I will do Pros,
fliotic ni-iital 'Work for one month oulv
at the followini,' fees:

Full niiper or hiwi-r seta (Vulcanite or
('elliilidiii. ?10 per .set.

Kxl racllnir for plates (Painless), fiOc.

f'oinlilniil loa Oold and \'ul<-aiilte Plates
(h.'st niadel, SIO.

Partial plate work. Gold Crown nn,}
Tirklce Work, at very reduced rates.

All work will be tmaranteed perfect ly
nrilstle and of the finest material and work-
tinnshlp.

Kcmember tlio address,

DR» A. C. WEST'S
New Dental Booms

Over Hlliben's. Oovcmment Street.
Oonoslte Bank of Montreal.

Taylor, Worlock & Co.

LIMITED.

General Commission Agents. Dawson,

Yukon Territory.
Consignments will receive careful atteatlou.

Proceeds promptLv remitted,
F. H. WORLOOK, Manager . Dawson,

Vaaconvcr OOIce. P, O. Box 830.

VERDICT WELL MEHITED

The acino nf perfection and
!j:oo(1 tasto ill Gkntle.men's
AVeakini; Ai'PAKEi. is shown
in tbe selection of patterns
\vliich Fit-l'cform have im-
jiofted for tlic Spring and
iSumiiier of I'JOl.

They are nobby, genteel, yet
(liiiet. Throughout tlie breadth
of the kind in this respect ver-
dict declares in favor of

Tt

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t i

H
II

il

1!

ii

1 1
il

i :

'Ml-

Special Sale during ihis week.
See wiiido?cs on Tuesday.

Allen SCO., 73(iovL St.

Il

Just Arrived

A fiiii' lot of'Liice Braids in
Wliite, Blaclv and Cream.

Riip'-.s in White, Cream and
Cohl.

Threads in AVhite, Bhick, Gold
and Silver.

A FULL Ll.NI': OF P.-VTTER.NS

MRS. W. BICKFORD,

61 and 63 FOKT STREET.

NEW JAPANESE FANGV GOODS

Arrived at ORIENTAL BAZAAR, 90 Doug-
las St., and at YOKAHAMA BAZAAR, 152
GovernmcPt S*., near Victoria Hotel.

Anti-Friction Metal

Mail.' by SYRACPSID ELT'I XG 'WOUKS
of ull grades, aud kept in stock by

Marine Iron Works,

If .vou have a bearlnc that Rives you
trouble let ns put In ALUMINIUM or GoT-
ernment GENUINE, and end the trouble.

ANDKBW GRAT.
Pembroke St.

Telephone 081 Workfi.
Telephone 100 Rcaldpnce.

Bargains

5-roomed cottage inu ?i acres. $2^100.

8-roonied 2-.storer house, $1500.
Acre lots, AVoodlnnd Park, $;!00.
Lots on Oak Bav uveuue, IflDO to
$400.

Acre lots adjoining Creamery, f 300.00.
8-roomed hou.ie. North Park St.. $1,250.00.
SWINERTON & ODDY.
106 Oovernment St.

FOR sale: or EXCirAXGE— Try The
ColonlHt Wniit Column— 1 cent, 1
word, 1 iMHnc.

VIOTOBU rOAILT COLONIST, SLT]SrDAY, JUNE IG, 1901.

Protect Yourself.

You needn't Iiave Icsect.s about your
house U you taUf aw rlirUt stcos to KGt ria
of tUem. You can use our

Insect Powder

and be comfortable. AVe will promlso you
Its use will add to your i>'>'"f"'^'-'
250. per boi. AuU thlnU of thu plcasun^
It gives you.

I 01

CYRUS H. BOWES,

CIIK.MIST.
08 GoviTiiini-nt Street, iicir Yiiteti St.
VIGTOUIA. li. O.

Walters. Fraser&to., M,

I DEALERS IN HARDWARE i

Iron, Pipe, Fittings, and Brass Goods.

Building, Mining and Logging Supplies a Specialty.
Lawn Mowers, Hose and Garden Tools.

Tolcphorio 3,
P. O. Box 423.

"WHARF STREET

Victoria, B. C.

of repute, us also Hiss Ivii Douuotto, a
Iileasin- serio-uouUL'. .UeKuy & Law-
renoi', wli.) on a pri!vi;uis ot'eiisiou ctius-
ed a wi-altU of merriment, -vvi;! again
luake tlieir miiiearauee in their excrutia-
Uugly funny sUotcli. Alf. .Tauies, wlm
is tA)o well known to tall for comment,
will return after a Well-etinied liuliiluy—
Seiinrita Silvia I'uerari wlio last iwo.'k
niade iter cluliut in vaudoville, will a,i,'aiu
be Jieard in ;:raiid opera selei-tions.
.Viuerie::'^ I' ve itc cooii singer, May
.Xealso ; , iL-ar with a boqueC of

tile laie.-.i luij-tame sul-ccsscs. (Jhulys
.MiddleUm, tile beautiful songstress, \vil\
delii-'ht t:i • pleuRuru seekers wbo'mttend
with p....ii!.i. Iiallads. Hill Coulet, who
hist week luudo 1(11 effectivo onslauKlit
I'll the risibilities of the nuJiouce with
his hiiiiioroiis piinidies, will make lus
hist ap|>ear;iiicc. Helen Stuart and .Min-
nie .ler.Mii,. will buih be seen to their
best ability. In faet the iinjijrauiiiie
proiiilses to be u rare treat of variety
friiiu start to liiiisli.

THE!

VIUXOKIA'S I'OPU.OAlt STOKi<5 • •

.lust rveelvoil ii line a-snri iiii'iit "f the
latest styles 1„ .N. ^kweur I il li 101 ".T FKO.M
MOW \oltK. .Ml Uie new iMiur ln Hand
Tii s. TpO liiolies louc. to wear without vest.
How 'lies 111 all the latest ilesliriis. .Men's
'-lilts, lluve yiiu seen tin- new styles. l!i.'
Duke of Yurk ami the new iirev Stiff Hals':

I'liited
in;;. ,loii
.Miss Ar

We Mie ii'iiclilne nut for the "Tvppwrlter
.'^iilMdy" busliies-i. auil are now s'IiowIiik a
line ot paper of exceptlomil value. Ask for
one of our sanipl,. i>„„ks of paper. Tlie low
priees ivlll surprise you.
We also fiirry the famous Mnltlkopv Car-

""' 'dnis. It Is elainied Unit

tueiity clear topics run be in.-nlc at oni'e
Willi tills carlion. .S|..ir iion (Ullni; ribbons,
best In I he world, will ni.iko ol.OOO luipres-
sSoas without elo;,';;!ii;,'.

Viciopia Book and StatioDerv Co.

Limited.

VHOMAS EABLB. M.P.

President. H. S. HENDERSON,
Mmiaifer.

VICTORIA, B.C.

82 Yates Street

We will contimic to sell
tlio lialaiu'c (if our 75c aiul

DOc ]>l(iiiS('s|iit

50 cents

101 novcriinieiit St.. Adelnhl Blk.

UpiHisltc IS. u. Market.

MIO.N'S KLlt.Nl.SIUNUS AM) HATS

! G. A. Richardson & Co

LOCAL NEWS.

Cinideii Tools at

Tiv till

Kiliboll Te

'l"wo niaii;;le
Jaiiiiidry.

( 'lieaiiside.
White Label

rirls wauled at the Sti

r.awu Mowers at Cheai)side. ♦

l>riiik "llonili," purest and best of
Ceylon Teas. ♦

Rubber Elose, Nozzles and Reels iit
Clarke ic I'earson's. *

litils of fun for everyone at the i;ari
fete AVolston, Wednesday, IDth.

l-'ele rustiHMied. Owiii;; to tile death
of .Mrs. .Iidin l!ryil<>ii, the garden fete in
.■..iineetion with St. Savitiiir's eliundi.
\ ii loria West, has bi-eii postiMineil until
Wediiesilay, .hinc HI.

l"oiiiia!:v

l.eiollll. 1- V
Cll.\ police c
illlluediately

iiexl, when
tioll will be

'ailed, -nic
is loniially
iirt yesiciila.
adjounicl iiiiii

t is e\|iccled

•cady lo ,.n,r,.,

'i-imi'_'

'i'ue,.

pros

aiivas. Tlh

lltii e.inip

l-'ilth

Ma.

Co I'll
nieiit wil

I'oillt this lll.d-llill;:. .Vl'tiT
lire idli tii'd Ihc ineii will Iji' free
day. Kiiriii;,' the two weeks th
iiri' under canvas tlie.\- will lie
both inorniii;,' and eviaiiii^'. but \s
the day to attend to busiiic^s.

llavi' yoiii- palm roail b.v the faiiiou-
Miiic. I.csHT. at AVolsloii, James strci-I,
the Llr-.h insl. *

Wc liavc
"I'niit .lars.
liiid oiii the

• Call 1.11.1
price at W

lirsi curl,
sec I he jar
•ih'r IJi'os.

ail or
i and

iJv: Lawn S|ii-iiiklers at Cheaii-

llealtli an.i Wealth, dine at lb"
oal. l»oii'_-las strei't. Only the
it ever.\ tlilii; used. Charges niod-

Opposllii
7.. 'I II |> III
8eiittle.

dally

^eepl Sal iir<iay , for

Grent bnrpnins iu Montinionts at
Stewarfs. Soveral Scotch (Irairle
Monuiiii'iits just arrivcil. Coiiiii._'s, etc
Nothiiiir but ru-st-class stm-K .mil work-
inaiisliip. Ciiniei- Yates and 1 ;i:ui' iia''d

K.duriiii
Hisliop Co
iroiii the I
main here
his trip to
been on a
ttirniiii.' Ill

;o Ko
, bish.
t last

VellUli; 11
1 tew days be|, .r,>
he ( Irient. 1 1 is 1 ,
visit to Kn^'laiiil,
hies diocese. lie

It Clirisi Church eatUedral lliis uioni-

Fnr llinb Seluiol Hy-la w.— Ne.vt week
the campiiisjn in the interests of the H-gli
Si li..<i| MiiildiiiK bydaw will beKiii. .\
series of meetings hiive been urriiiKreil.
till' tirst of which will be held on Mo:i-
ilay evonilifr, in Semjilo's hall, at S o'clock.
Till' trustees will deliver addresses. Other
inietinjrs will also be held dtiriiiK the

week.

To Tone up the System
After LaGrippe

Compound Syrun of Hypopbosphltoa ts a
splendid toule. $1.(.K) a bottle. Manufac-
tured by Hall & Co.. l>ls|ieu«ln« lUienilsts,
Clarence Ulocb, eor. Yates &. Uoutlas Sts.

THEATRICAL

The eoiniii;.' of l . llaniel Frawl>\v and
his company loniorruw iiij^ht for an I'ti-
i;a;.'enient ol' two nij-lits in "The .\la^-
[i|Ucraders" and •Itroilo.r Ollleers." is .m
event that will be uclcoiiie.l by e\ .■|■y
| tlicatre-;:iier who apprcci.iies piod [.lays
I cdevcrly and tieciirately produced by oin-
peti lit people. Mr. I'rawley is as roii-
I s< ieiit!oiis as he is industrious, iiinl has
I the repiitatiiiii to maintain wliii-li for
I half a doy.en yeiirw he has been assidn-
ioitsly and sticccssrnlly biiildini;. Tlic
: capital work done by this litie ^■l•onp of
players in the iiiisl. the several
a. ■tors iiiid act res.s. -s w ho liavt' develo[ied
I'lau ley's (are aii.l direrlion,
the cnsianl cii. leaver i., i rodllce the
suret les

thai ih.Te shall b.' le. di- a p].. .i ll t uieiit ill
ai,v ot Mr. l-'rawlev's olTcrin-s.

'i'he eoinpai.y has 1 n plav in- -Ica.lily

ill S. ■utile since l-:aster Sun. lay. The or-
i,:,'inal eii.i,'a^'i>nicnt was for four yi^eks.
but was exlendi d three time
a coiit iniioiis season of i.^ii
arrair-'c.!. This is an oiipr.
cord ;'o.^ any company wh
iMst cla-.s pii.,^s. Th'e pla
I . en >.'l.'.'i.^.l I'.ir i.res. nta:
ni..ir..\\ niLTlit is "Tl]
by ll.^iiry .Vnlmr .1^
(.'reai.^-t ilrainatisls wli
f.ir III.. l-niL-li-^li-sp.^nU
ih.^ ainlii.r of 11.. I I ■■■. ^

OFFICE FILES

KOK id'rrTKi{.«.
IN\()!CK.><, i-rrc.

POPE ST.^JIGrlERY CO.

Telephone 271
119 Gov't St., Victoria

in .Marria^'i
L. C.dber
ilia Caiiipbi
.eii^ niarrie.l I
Th.^ l.rid.^-r.io

-Yesterday morn-
of Vietoria, tind
. of Toronto, On-
Kev. h'ather Al
is a sou of Jolui
..Iberi. ihc well known plumber.

POODLE DOG MENU.

Jj::!0 to 8:30.

Sl'N'D.W. .II'MO llitll.
I'ricc 5() t'l'iils,
11 1' M.i.k 'J'urtle; Lemon: Ciiisoiiinir

llolU'd Salmon, Kui: Sauee; lJake<l
Stiunlsli eu pupl

*SL'XljAY. J'b'>;ijTti;TtK>I7

Extraordinary Values In

Summer Wash Fabrics

FORIMONDAY

(^11 Monday m.jrnin^; !it S::10, tliere
will lie a ;;l'ial rush for the Wash
(loo.ls I )epartinciit. the Tlioiisaiid.s of
pieci s of Stylish .Suminer .Muslins, etc..
that have been prcpaiTil for that day's
sollin;; will eeiipse m value and beauty
anythinj; "The Wi stside" have ever at-
tempted LU valii.! sivin^.

Wash Fabric Prices

I'lil.N'f

spots

BXCLISir I'lil.NT. :!ii inibe.
fast dye

WIIITIO UUCIC, with cidore
and stripes

WIII-rH CHEOK MUSW.V, special

brli;ht finish

I'.Wt'V WIIITIO .MUSLIX. in rner-

.■eri;-..^(l slrlnes

.N.WV
strip

i:i.rio m;CK, with spot or

design

S\yi.S.S SI'ftTTKl) .MUSLIN for
dressi'M

lOc

15c
I5e
20c

Wash Fabric Prices

8 k-
lOc

i;i.\(;ii.vM,

F.VNCY I'I..\I1>

color

FI.N'IO ZKPHVR CINGHAM, fancy

designs, fast color

WHITE PIQUE, with medium cord (2^0

WIIITK m.'CK, suitable for skirts

WIIITIO SPOT MDSLIX. larKe or
small designs

POULARD SURAHS. Just like silk,
fast colors

I2ic
15c
25c

THE WESTSIDE'S Great Shirt Waist Special for Monday

I'ISII

llHlibllt

ilsh, Tiiniato Sauce.
SAI.AIi - Sliced Cucumbers:

l-'re|ifb Dressing.
Iinil.lOK ralve>' Head. Ilraln

lONTKIOIOS (ivslcr I'le, .\iiut1.

Krleil U)d-
Lettuce,

Sl.'ak
pelil 1,

l.^lais; l',l-,-a^
Kreiii^li Oiia^
I'rliiii- Y'ouiiK

.f I.,

.■Ill

UdASTS I'riiii.- YouiiK Chicken with
liresslm;: Klllel of Veal. I,!irilea; I'riine
Itlbs of Itcef. Ilorscniillsli.
\'10i;iOTAltI,t:s .\e\,- ilai.lcii I'. .as; .\sp„r
aiT'is Tips; V. ,111,1,' Cair..!.-; l'...|lc.|. Ma.-li
eil I'<, tallies.
I'lOSSHltT- IOn;rllsli I'liiin I'lidilliiir. Uniiidy
mill Hard Sauce; (ireeii IJtHiseberry,
Khiiliinli. .\|iple I'll'; I'onipote I'runw;
fills; Strawberrv lee I'reiini: I'ine Ap
pie .b-lly: AssortiHl I'nili Cake; ('(iimd-
luii riM'ese: Imported Tilble I'laret. ^.'x-
per pint ; Cjifc N..lr.

■i-i-." lli.^ lir-t ..! tie- i-i

sll...-,.^>e~ to rea.ll II-. M
IS c-i^ciire.l the c\c|nsiv.^ \Ve:

lo this ^-reat play, which li
f tin* thi-atric:il sensations

Th.^ bill f..i- Tne^-.lav ev.'iiii,- is t.
"llnillnr (
rent I--
b'rauley 1
erii lijilits

been otie

I he year in .New York, bavins; been jiri
viiiiisly iireseiiled ia l<oiido:i during
loiii: run III erowdid houses. "Hrotlie
( Mill ers " i^ not a war play, as it
iiii^'lil .-.cem til indi.-iite. lln Ihenie
coneerncd with a living problem of in
1 111 Miciciy. and its trealmeiit ini;:lit al-
most be re;;;irile.l as an answer to tin- al-
ways perilin-iil i|Ucstio:i, ••Whiit is a
>;i iitleinaii V"

A Garden Fete

1 Shin Waist opporlniiltv
Suiniiier Shirt

~ best 1,1

and the cost Is Inthiileslinal

fur Monday. They're the best of tli«

Regular Value
$1.00

Monday 75c

LADIKS' WIIITK OIMOV
WORK .MI'Sl.l.N SIIIKT
WAIST.S, wllb hlu'h turn
down eollar. Re^'ular vain.'

Monday 75c

Is Is, perfect masterpieces In style, make and

Regular Value
$1.00

Monday 75c

l YLISlI AXn UP-TO-DATK
SIllKT WAISTS AT TIIK
WIOSTSllUO. Recular

vahi.'

Monday 75 c

STYLISH SHIRT WAISTS, 50c„ o5c., 90c. Ilach.
MAIL iii;i>i:i;s i'.\i:!;i'i i.i.v |-||.i.ioii.

THE HUTCHESON COMPANY LIMITED, VICTORIA, B. C.

si;,-,i -M. ,11111 ri

streets,
number

il

." 1 1 iiniplirev's
i-y or Co.ik and Mears
|,ri'I>ared to lake a limit'. 1
ardios, the eommodi"i:s
re jrardeiiH and orchard,
al home.

Yon see? Air never .t,'ets at the tea
after it is once packed. It is exposed
for the first time in your pantry. That
is why riondi Ceylon Tea is so
fragrant. *

TA-ery vi.sitor to the city shonl.l drink
Kola 'Tonic Wine and be sure you (,'(!t
the Kemiiiie and ori^'itial, with the trade
mark of a Inineli of celery on the label,
others are imitations.

Lawn Tennis Goods \

Just received a full lino of ?

flyres. and Wriglit & Dit- i

son's Tennis Goods, \

ALSO j

Spaulding's BasebaU Goods ;

AT j

John Barnsley 8 Co. j

113 Government Street. J

KODAKS AND FILMS |

1^'or a nice, dainty lunch, sei-
salads and fresh stewo.l frnil
the \'ietoria Cafi', I'"i>it stree
price li.'ic. White c.Kiliin.L,'.

■d will
KO t.
L'sii.i

The Victoria News Co., stationers and
booksellers, offers at very reasonable
prices Olllee Supplies. R. T. WIUiamB,
manager, SO Yates strcgt. •

K1':AL IIAIIl SWITCTIKS at rea-
sonable prices, pompadour fringes and
rolls. shainpooinK and hairdressiiiK

College Closing. —The eonuileureiiieiit
exerei.ses of St. Lmilis coUeKo. will be
held in Institute hall on ./line UTlli. am
L'reat preparations are beiUK iiiiide for
the event, Tlie pTOKrnmnie will itmsist
of musical selections by proiniiient en-
tertaiiiers, and tableaux. The ladles will
make all urraiiKemonls and sei^ that the
alTair is a success.

S.-],li,^ Tank Svst
W M-tl. .\ld. Vales. (
.1.01 ail.! Cily

V Oliver yesleril.iy |

: il tank sv -le I' si wi

111. -I by .Mayor Townl
1 1 a n li^ii. and shown evi
had every opisirt unity
.sy-tein which lias proved a nio-st siitisfac
lory one in Vaiicoiiv

llest.

Vester.Iav
.■ .Mrs. niiiii

fnn.^ral ..i' 111
from 111,- lai

street, ami lat.^r ri.nn th,. i;..nian
lie Catlieilriil. Uev. Father Alll
sist,.,l by Itev. Katlier Laleriie. ,
e,l the servii-es. The pall la^ii rers were
.Messrs. Al. Krittimr. ,1. Cratctr. K- Liwry,
W. (i. Stevenson, L. Farrell. I^'ranl.
Campbell, B. lU-rnard and I'eter W
liams.

Minor ( 'as. s.
terday iiiornin;;
few days a;ro v
penile, 1 senletli-i

ridiii); on the sidewaiii and the spoutinj:
ca>e iiKuinst a Chinese laitiidryniati was
remanded until Wediiesilay on acL'ount of
111, ab-s-eiii-c from the city of tlie fouii-
s, l fur the prosecution. A 'Cliiiiiiman
who was suminoued for refiisiiit; to I'ur-
iiish the collector of revenue tax with
a list of Ills einployeof!, thouKlit better of
ii and eoinplied with the i'ei|uest and
\\ .IS taxed foj' his delay in duitig so.

ClosinK K.vauis. — Tli,. iiiinuiil esamhin-
tidii at Victoria Ciille;.'e. lieacou Mill
I'ark, commences tomorrow morning, and
will continue daily until tite eiut of the
present terin, which has been tlie most
siiccessfnl the college has oujo.vod for itle
I last few years. I'rineipnl J. W.
Church, M. \., reports iJint from nil in-
ilieations ne.xt .venr will prove most ad-
vantageous to all the cduentioiial Insti-
tnlioiis of the proviuce, die nian.v appli-
cations for resident pupils showiiic the
iiitliieiice ot the general proviiiciiil pros-
perity.

Cseful luvenfion, — Thos. Btevetisoii, ol
the Dominion liolel, has invented a coin-
biiiation fountain 'iieii, I'ap and filler.

Art Satei
for ciishi;.)
ini.' pnii.os

■ns, Cretoniie
.overs, drai,
■s. at Weiler

;. Peiiitns, etc.,
•s. ,.r npholster-
lir,,s. '

convenient, with a simple arrangement,

which obviates the in ssily of carrying

the dilTerelit nppurteniiui es of the foun-
tain pen. The inleraal mechanism i-on-
sists of a pislnii operated by a sliding
band oil the outside. In the end is a
small hole, and the nianipnlalion of the
liaud draws ill.' ink into the tiller and ox-
)ie|s it into the pen. it is also a pen cap
and is really part of tlie pen itself.

.\nniial Festival. -
berry festival of tin
of the l''irst Presby
l.hwe next Wedllesili

lure room of the ehiin^h. This event in
past ye^irs has Ih'oii iiiosl successful from
ever;, point of view. Th,, ])rogratnines
have been exi'cllent. the si ra wberries and
.■ream ilelicions. and the sociability
that prevaihsl made everyone enjoy '
tlieniselvi's. I'lie event on Wi>iliiesday :
evi.niii.L' will be no exception to the rule, j
Till' I'ollowin^' ladies and gi-iitleme^ have !
promised to assist; Misses Ki-llle. Ciim-
iron. JMiliie. liiissell and Mrs. McFar-
laiie and Messrs. Kinnaird and Hrinvii,
all well known to the music-loving peo-
ple of the city.

In the polic.. court yes-
two vags (■onvji^leil a
ere allowed out oil i^iis-
a bieyidisf paid IJ:! for

rile annual htraw-
J/.-idies' .Vid society
churi^li. taki's
ning in t he lec-

tor

of his -NX'ry best erfoi-ts, and is a piece |tic
especdalJy well adaiited t'l the talents of i u,
Mr. Frawley and his ]ilaycrs. who have j
iilwa\ s given a splendid aei mini of them- w:
i-elves in f-oeicly drama.

The story ,.f the play .l.-als i\ith
ol" those (■iiri.iiis llnnigh fi-.^.
of I'wi^'lisli iipp.T-l .■ndoni uli.'n.liy the
s of the aristoi-ra.-y an- invaded by
a music hall singer, a barni
<M|tiiilly nndesiralile da in_'lit er of the |h'o-
ple. Till' heroine in tiii.s case is a liar-
niaid who iM auildtioiis tor social jires-
tige and liiids her oppori uniiy when Sir
Hrice Skene, a titled blackguard, asks
for hi r hand. The climax otf the play
is reaclie.l when her hiisliaiid ai.d David
Ueinon, a scientii^t who is in love -with
. gamble with each other, the one
siakiiiK his wife and child against tlio
fort line of the other.

The company that "Mr. Fra^vloy
brings with him on. the present oc-asion
is identical in nieuibei'ship with tho one
he brought here last winter, tlioiigli the
east of "Tile Mtisi|iiernders" will show
some faces not seen in "Seeret Service"
ami "Mine. Sans Gene." One of these
is Miss .Mice .((diiisoii, a beautiful ami
!i in('..-emely a|i|.are!eil .actress who plavs
ll;,' l/a,:l;i- f.-mal.' roi,' in "Th.' .Mas-
liii. raile. -." M ;■. |-'rawley ^eill appear as
(he ast roil, .nil r, liavid Kanmn. ami Ilar-
riiigton ]teyiie],ls ^\■ill plav Sir llrico
Skene.

than
k.

".Miss M. Sh.'ldon
was al her best
"l';ii lioutc" It;
prelcil with a splcndiil swiiiL
sideralile dnt'iiialic force. 11
pauinieiit work was exquisiie,
the violin sohis calling for ami leeeiv-
iiig more than ordinary skillful treat
iiieiit.

".Miss IliJi'U Hall, the vocalist of the
concert company, has a iiii'zzo-sopninn

voire of rich ipnihty and g I voliiiiie.

The midlllp register especially is gooil.
but all loiieti. the lii!rhe;>t niid lowest,
are SMeet. and Idle voiei- is splendidly
tniiiied. Her songs were new and wer.-
siiileil to her voice, wuieli in itself was
a feature.

"Both the younger ladies were dcidded-
ly prepos.so.sing, graceful in action ii;id
well gowned."

'Hin i.=Savny held its
luidieiices last week, i
with the exi'elleiit bill
sellted was expressed.

usual
I s
if no VI
Fa el,

iiinic 1y
faet ion

Ilil'S |l|-,'-

d evi'i-v

lati'sl HAT SIIAl'lOit anil are now prepared
to give a perfect lit to any shaped IIKAD.

Call and get a MOAT and NATTY IIAT
Kl'.aped to your hOiid.

Sea & Gowen

1 . Men's FurnlsherB, DourIob St.

i -^

DARDANELLES"

Pnrc Kiirrpttan ClRfircttca. A
marvel of ninnlpnlntlon in tlic
nrt of blendliiR KMrTPtliin to-
bacco. For sulc cvcryrrlierc)
16 cento a packasc.

isitig In t.lie full
This week the
ready Ml.' bill will be angmenteil_ with
a'vi'ral mw features. "Trixeila." the
I'hariiiing anil gr.'ii'ctill coiilortioii dancer
will make her lirst appearance as will
.Miss Daisy Tull, a .sonff'and I'lincc !:vdy

must eertiilnlv be regiirdeil ns ii
SI rem; faeter In that class i,f pianos
whh'h has i,'iv,'n to I'aiia.l.i tli.' pies-
Ui:,' of holilliii: Ihc pai-aiii.iinit pusl-
ti.,11 In ihe musical Industry ot the
world.

Sold for cash or on the siiinll
niiinlhlv payment plan, or for rent.
Me sell other makes of plunos at
prices and on terms that defy emu-
pet 11 ion.

riETCHER BROS.

03 Govt. St.

HERBERT TAYLOR

Liindim.)

irupll of T'.andegger,
LATIO Ol''
THE CAUiL ROSA OPFltA CO.
AND THE

LoxDOX, e.n(;land, and pro-

A-INCI.-V'L CONOEUT^.

lieu's to aiinnanee his Intention to sc'ttle
la Victoria, and has opened a studio in the
cltv for voli'c production and singing, and
will rin'cive pupils Immediately.

MU. TAYLOU Is also oi.cn tn engnre-
inents fur orutorio, npL'i'.itlc aud biillad con-
cerl.s.

Communb-allons to IllO-U'DN HILL COT-
TACH. or MIOSSUS. (lIDlOtJN IIICKS &
CO. Flauoforte Wareliouse. Govt. St.

GOMMERCIAL HOTEL, "^r^^l

Best J2.00 » day bouse In Vancouver.

unda) Closing

At a meeting of the undersigned proprie-
tors of barber shops. It was deeliled that
the hour for closing their nhices of hasliics^v
on Saturday night shall be eleven o clock
,<>haiii, until further notice. „ „ ,,

William Whittaker, Geo. S. R"8S<;II.
naues & nuckhaber. F. W. Van Slcklln.
Ileury It Hall: .lohn Todhunter. T.>B. Dee.
H. liostwlek. M. C. Winn.

Victoria. May 17.

-i

VICTORIA PAniY-COll)OTST^S^ JUNE -16 1801

LOCAL NEWS.

Pi-oiulmukIc Cmici i-t.— a l;ii-f;e iir.inbor
ntteutk'd the (-oucfi-t at the AVoritaiile
last eveuint', w bou the IJaiitloy orcbostra
rt'iuUTcd a Hplciidid prognimme.

GiTdoii Tartv.- The Ladies' Aid of
St. Barnabas' church -will hold their
annuul garden party on Thursday, June
20, at the residence oi iAIrs. Dalby, St
iNorth Chatham street.

Flower Sunday. — Sunday liext ■will l-e
observed at the Jubilee Ilospital as tlow-
cr Sunday. A special uiusic;il programme
.TvUl be arranged for the iifteriioou ser-
vice, and all friends of the institution
are invited to attend and take flowers or
plants.

Successful Student.— Arthur AN'. TIkuu-
as, of ttids city, who has been studyms
at the Toronto medical eoUetje, has suc-
ceeded in passing his .second year's ex-
amination. The examiuatiou was a most
diftlcult one, 40 per cent, of the students
failing.

Elected a Foreman.— Tlie clci'tion in
Esiiuimnlt disu-ii'l yestrrdny i'<v a mad
foreman, rosuUivl in the scleeiiim of T.
AVilliams, SOlli of the late iueumliml.
'J'Ikto were al)Out l.'t.'p voics east, of
which nund)er Williams received iil>-
wards of 70. The other eaudidate, U.
Munn, received a very good vote.

.Married at Skagway.— The marriage
took place at Skngway ou the Stli inst.,
of Miss Daisy Uridges of tliis city, and
Mr. F. W. Braywnrd of Skngway. The
ceremony was celebrated by lU'v. Father
Turnell at the Catholic church. Only the

intimate friends of the couple were pre-
sent. After the ceremony the party sat
down to a wedding supper at the German
Bakery.

Going to Zion. — Tomorrow a small con-
tingent of Zionites, who are mouibors of
Cider Brooks' Uock, will start for Wau-
kegan, or Zion City, th»^ settlement of
the followoiis of Dowie, in tlie vicinity
I of Cliicap). Tlie ])arty to go to the
1 Zionite mi'cra are Mrs. and tlio twi)
j Misse.'; liobiTisou and Mrs. Horn, wife
'of T. Iloni, of this city. .Mr:-, and tlu>
j .Misses Udhei-lsou go lo jidn .Mr. Itol.ert-
, sou, the luisband and father, and Mr.
[ M. Itohertson, sun of Mi-s. Itobertson,
I who have been enii)i(>yed in tlie lace
■ werics of Dr. Dcuvie at Zion City I'ur
jsoiiie time. .Mrs. Horn will probably re-
! turn shortly, but the otlu'i- im-inbers (,f
! tlie parly iiUeiid to settle in Ziiui t'ily,

; I'ropiisal .\banduaed. — As several n\
I'the larger Imlges in the neai-bv rilies wil'
be unable 1,1 attend, the 1.n-:i1 lod^'es ,>r
llie K. iif P. bave ileciilcl le aband.m

the iiropusal tn ImM ,-i d riitinn day

fbis vcar. 'I'li.-v will iiislead join with
the other I.mI-cs nn the o.'ii-d in h..l.liiiu'
a union decoration day. Toniorrou- even-
ing there will be a meeting of delegates
fi-oiu all the soiflelies in the city tt> ai
r.inge details far the mcmorljil services
to be held at the cemetery next Sunday.
The K. of P. and the I. O. O. have
arranged the date to suit the other s'l-
cietics. All societies are asked to send
a representative to the meeting tonun-
i-ow nig'ht at the I. O. (). F. hall. Tin-
meeting will be held ut .S ]>. jn. The
delegates oi. the Federated board art- ro-
iiucsted to be present.

PERSONALS

\ 11 /

fruin the Sound on
iriu->l from \'ancoii-

iL'llI

I'riueliial !■:. 1!. Paul I'f Ilie \ li-l..rlu High
><i-leiul, speiii ye>tei-il:iv 111 Sa iieonviT.

Waller Ker. iiiaiia>,-i-r uf llie \ aiieeiiver
bnineh i>r Ihe lliai-kiiiaii-lver -Milling
riimpiiuy. is la the my.

U. Cooper, \V. U. itackeuzie, T. It. Klla
ami J. 11, I'uff wore among the passengers
I'rmu lUe .Xiululund lust evening.

itev. \V. U. Uarraelough returuci last
night fruui Vuncuuver.

.Mrs. uuil -Miss .MoLagilu of Vancouvor,
are in the city.

It. II. Uallied, provincial eonslable at Cbi'-
mahiiis, and .Miss Jlallieil, are in town, hav-
ing ri-liir-iieil freni \'ani-ou\t-i- \ fstertb-iy.

Wllliaiu Henderson. siiiierLnu-ndeni of
nonunion nnlilli- wiirlis, has gone to A\-
bi-rni in eouuectlou with the telegraph
line.

.\llss .Miiriiliy has left for Toronto to visit
her iiarenis.

.1. 1'. Hiioir. Miss KdolT aail G. 1'. Baltiwin
are a parly of Sail I'ranelseaas registered
at the Uriard.

.Mr. and .Mrs. Alfi-cd .Mnuudalav of Lou-
don. Eng., are guests at the Drlard.

\N'. 1'. Campbell and a party of 26 pupils
and graduates of West Seattle .school, wlm
have come over to pay a short visit to
Victoria, form an exL-nrsion nany register-
ed at the Donilnlim.

J. O. -Morse. |n-oprletor of tlie Port Au-
geles whai-f, .-ind a in-oniiaeiit i-iilzeii of the
town across i lie StiaH. Is ai tlie Dominion,
lie Is here lo ailverllse and arrange for e--i-
ciirslons lo I'oi-t --\ut:eles from Victoria dur-
1111.' tlieii- coining Feurtli of July cide-
hrntloii,

■riios. ■I'ayior, -M.r.P, of Trout Lake, and
n. J. Ilayun-r, of Ilosslund. are at the Do-
niluiou. TUcy tire retunUng to the upper
ooiuitry from the Oddfellows' convention,
held nt .N'analnio.

J. Manson. nmlltor of tli« O. V It at
AVlnuipe-, Ls visliinu Ho- coast on a lioililav

t":'li. He ra over fi-.im \'aiR-<jnver last

night, and returned l.v tlie Cliarnier.

I:. .1. I'rarsoii, nilnliiL' man of Olieinalnu-;,
Is a K'ln-si at llie VP-im-i.-i. iii1i,t arrivals
HI tile \htiji-ia n-nm I 'lii-nialiins are I'rovln
c;.-il < onsiahU' Ilallieil. and .Mlns Ilalhed.

Ask for .Martell's Three Star. •

Cor. Cook and North I'ark Sts.

None but the blghcKt grades of Hour u.sed
and nil our work doue by the b<*st uinl most
[iractlcal workun-u. .\'o ulirlit wcn-k anrl no
sweat lug.

Our confei-ilo'iei-v Is all our own iiialo-.
and of the nuri-si iiiaierlals, .None bin
union iah.u-. 'relcnlioiii' TIJ.

A. COOMBS, PROPRIETOK.

ADVERTISEMENTS JN THE COLONIST TELL,

We have received a new line of un-
covered sofa cusbioas in several quali-
ties, 'The Imperial Grade," is a beau-
tiful sofa cushion. Weiler Bros.

AA'omon's Council. — The mooting of the
e.vecutive of tiie i-oetil Conucil of Wo-
men will be held on Monday at --'M, ut
the city hall. .Vmoiig other business the
iiuestiou of helping in the scheme of llt r
Kxcelleucy the (-'ounlc'ss of -Minto lor
the ei-c.tioii of i-ottage hospitals, will be
oisciisscd, .'. letter Halting for the co-
operation of the Council Oif 'Womeu hav-
ing been received.

ClnHHllled ailv«'rtlMcmciit», one cent
per YTord per Inaertiuu. eiuilt. Nu
ndvertlHcnivnt inserted fur Iimin
tliaii -r> VL'iitH.

SITU-VTIONS W.VATKU— -lIALllJ.

A Ki;i.I.\IlI,i; YOUNG M.VN wishes posi-
tion in ollli-e or wareliousc. Can furuish
good credeulials. Address M'.. Colonist.
j5

A YOUTU of 10 wishes position In oCClee,
wholesale or otherwise. Address E. J..
Cfrlouist oaioa. 14

WANTED— By married man, situation as
gardener and general help. Apply II. I,
this oHiee. jp'

WA.VTKD— Position by stenogmpher and
typewriter. Can assist with books. Box,
Colonist. i-i

SITUATIONS WANTBD-FEMALE.

.Mi-;N \V.V.N'l'l-:ii--I-'or new season, new
saiiiiiles, steady work. Luiiu Uros, Mou-
ir.al.

W.\N'l'i;1 1 .\ u'ooil canvasser for several
>;ouii oil i-oiiipanlcs uf Callforuia. .V|i|ily
lu P. O. Hoi -IIT. Jl'l

KNtii.ISIi l,.\iiV seeks po.silioii as lioiise-
kee|)(-r lo j;i-nt leiuen. .Musiea. T)! l-'ort
street, Vii-ioi-|a, P.. c:. jl.-,

TO UBT— FWKJilSHHD HOOSIS.

NICKLY FUKNISHED front sitting room,
bed room. Idlclien and batli room for
housekeeplug down stairs. Also a suite
of rooms ui)stnh-y. At I-;isuu-re House,
1(M Pandora. Apply at 07 Quadra. JH

TO LET— lirlght. sunny furnished rooms.
Apply 51 Vancouver street. J12

TO Id-;T— Nicely furnished liuasekeenlng
rooms. Address Tiat, tills olVice. jll

'I'u LiCT— Furnished front room for laily:
Cooli str uct. Mfi

TO LET— Pleasant fnrnislied front nioius.
Every couveuleuce; Dl^ l'danclianl avenne.

TO LET— Furnished room. Electric ll-lit
and biith. No other roomers, i:) Plo-
neer street. J'.'

T(l I.l-n'- I'rettv fnrnislied lioii.-ekei'iiln^
rooms. Apply 11 Hae street. J-j

\\'.\N"ri-;ii ^ I'.v vniitig i;iu'IlsliwonKin, iiosl-
lion IIS covei-iu'ss. lOuglish si miles,
l-"reucli uuisic. ilniwiag and needlework
tauirht. Aiiply Sec. V. W, C. A., Vancou-
ver. JO

\V.VNTl-:i>-A smart oltlce boy for an liisin
aace oCri<«e. ilust know tiUorthanil and
ivpewrltliig. A|»ply In appllcaui's own
liauii. writing to 1". O. Box -l.')0. and Male
.-■alai-y eipei-teil. iH;

W.Wridi ^ i life iiisiii-an>-e canvas-

.-.er for Canioia Life Assiii-auee Co. --Viiply
lo A. W. Jones, 28 Fort street. Jl-

\V,\\'ri-;I> .V Imiv witii good referciii-es.
a;:,' U to HI. .Vpi'lv 1'. I.andshei-;,. -i:;

.l.illllNnll ^l^^,■I. I'- '

W.\NTI-:i> .\t Hotel St niliicoiia, ii ■■•'.•k.
Willie lueferred. Also waiters. Apply lo
ainnagemiHit.

WANTED — So«-iiig by the day by an cxpor-
ienceil hand. Terms moderate. Apply <,'.
I'., this olTlcp. 115

T(l i.i-;'r — Housekeeping rooms, en siilti
or single. 1)0 Douglas street. Jir

TO LET— Furnlslicd rooms, housckcenln:,-
aud single. Apply M Uumboldt St. Jt:i

TO RENT— WAnEMOOSE.

I'D i;\( II.\\<;k.

I'd i:.VCII.\.\(;i: .Moilel-n ■.l-l-o,,ni.-(l looise,
.-tables. iai-;;e gi-ioinds. m ar Oak llav, for
Inilliiing lots well sltuatcii, or small
liouses In gooil nelgiiborliood. E. C. li,
llagsluiwe & Co., 15 Trounce Ave. Jlj

I'-iiU 1-:.\C1IAN(;I':- i;c.ii aen-s of -o.kI l^md
"11 rh.-lnaluiK l-lver ami ■■lose I,, i-aHuav.
I"!- Ieiu,-i.-,,i.| I. a In ■11 V. "V arr.-a-.- n.-ar
eiiv. valin- .-fl.-iDO. .\. Williams, ioi Vales
sii-e.t. jio

TO l,i-;'l'- I-"li-e|ii-.)fif uarehnuse. 'JL'xVO fe. t.
Sl.'i 1)1-1- niontli; room ainl olVlri-s basil. .ii
sumire from 511 to S!) per month. Apply
10 (iovernmcnt street. H. C. Laud \
In vest ui cut .\geney. Limited.

CliAIKVOVASOY.

MADAUB RAAB. Olairroyant and locatlnR
medium. Glv&i slttlnga dally at 103
"View street. J4

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST— Ou Saturday, loth Inst., iietwceu
John.-on ami tliiathaiu streets, ou (Jovern-
lueiit street, purse coniaiuing a sum of
inouey. Finder please return to this of-
lice. Reward. Jlii

LOST— On Gordon Head road, a brass
wheel hub. Finder will be rewardeil. A|)-
iily to I!. W. Pearee, Feruwood, Cadboro
Bay road. . jlU

Lt)ST- Iiurse contalnin;: a sum of money,
ele.. on & N. train, yester<lay noon,
l-'imler will be rewiii-deii by retui-ning

same to Colonist olfke. .110

FOUND— English setter with Victoria li-
cense doa tax tag No. -To. Apply Colon-
ist oSlce. jS

LnST- I,.-iiiles' i;ohl watch between J-ohu
str.'et, .lano's Day and Yati's Street. Find-
er please return to Coloulst ollice aad re-
ceive reward. Jll

LOST- On Dallas Road, ladv's untlncd gray
iackoi, ITmler will phtise K^'urn to
. this offli- e. ^ ^ 113

IvOS'l' Momlay afternoon, iniirteu neck
fin- boa with tails. Ketnru to Col.inl-it
oirice. j(i

TO n.i';.\T- oi'M'ici'is.

WANTI:D Traveller to lanilii' n 'nil !

i- aio;e of readv niadi- clotliin:.-. fni- a .\b'ii |

ii- i-al house who is alr.-adv w,-ll kimwn In |
tills iirovince. Stale wlietlu-r salary ir
commission preferred, .-^pidy, giving r.-f-
ereuces, to P. O. Box H)12, .Montreal, |

i^ie. jl;; I :

WANTED Smart and willing boy to Iciiin
a trade. Apply J. W.. this olTlce. Jll

AV AX TED TO HE.V'l

\ \NTi;|i 'l-u llENT-Oottage or small
Inoi.si-. six rooms or more, furnished or i
luifiirnished. H. X.. this olTlce. jlJ I

Tf> LET- Large, lofty, bright, cln-erfiil
llrst lioor front room. well tinlsbe.l.
Centre Cioveriimeiit street. siillaMe fm-
i ollice. Moderate rent. Apply .McCly-
mont, 1'. O. Box 'JC3. or OSVj Coveriinieni
street. Jll

TO HIONT .STOllMS. I

•"oli lti-:NT At I.aiiysmllli In .Masoiilr I
lUiildlii;:. well lighted slore. Tu.\JS. Best j
po.slth>ii. Possciision from :iOth last. Ap
Illy D. Niclinlson. Ladysiull li. tm

I.osT S(-oiilsli terrier, wiri> haired: color
I'.i'nwn: inlck ears: weigh, 18 lbs: new
collar on ncirk: answers to the nnine of
l;,is. al Ueward. V,'. C. Adam. Proviio-e
i>nl.-e. |„o.,

TO KI'INT UI-iSlUI-3\rES.

'o Li:'r fnrnislieil 11 i-ooin lions
liatli. Aiiply IJ.'i liiirdelle avrmie.

ami
Jill

To LE'l" Ten-rooui hiuisc, 112 rainloni ave-
line, all modern e(Mivenii'ie es. Heoalrs In
suit leiiani. .Vpiilv J. W. .Mellor. or li. I'.
I.. I. Agoney. ji:t

\va\i"ed-miscei.i.am:<>i s.

LOST

Home tiuie aj;'! n inirciM coiilnhniif; sIL
vor siiuiir liimlii iiml holt tmcltl- . •*Mlt,-
iiljlu r«ivHr<i I'lviiHu cuiiiiiiuult'iitu with

I'olulllHt OtllCR.

WANTED -Wallers at Balmoral Restaur-
aiit. U-1 Johnson street. J8

W.\ .N TI :i I- To iiroperl.v owners and others,
work by practical painter. pa|>orhauger
etc., by «hiy or job. Would use owner's
inalerinis or supply same to suit. Address
I'racticiii. Colonist. |lll

WAVTED-FE.MALB UELI>.

WA.N'l'i-;ii Mikado: reply to ".M. S.,
nlTiie. slallli;.- |o-|(-e.

I III

TO Li':T— Siiltulile for fani-y Btiirc, etc..
the iirenilses on tiie n<u-tiieast corner of
Fort and Douglas streets. Will be
made more «ttraKtlve to suit iDcoming

TO BENT AT LADYS.Mri'H-Large store
'Jii feet hy 5R feet, wllli lari:e store al
laick. For further nan icnlars apply to
U. li. Haggnrt. Se,- v.. I.adysmlth. B. C.
mi."J

To I.1-;T— 1 lesirable nioilern hous.'. .lames
Hay. Immedlute po.sse.ssiou. tlelsterinan
Co. J'J

FOR SAIilS— lUISCBIildUrEiOIIS.

FOB SAttB— A 20 horse ppwer brick yard
boiler. Apply at Jobtlee Greenhouse.
Douglas and Bae Street. mlS

FOB SALE— Early and late cabbaise plants.
2uc. per 100. $2 per 1,000. Mt. Tolmie
Nursery. mlG

POULTRY. lilVB STOCK. ETC.

FOR SALE— Shetland pony and cart, new
harness.- Apply 3 St. Lawrence St. J15

FOR SALE— Pine thoroughbrea Pekia
ducks. Apply Wm. Ueruu, Broad street.
m2U

FOR S-\Ll->— Tm-0 cows, fresh calved. An-
ply "T. N." Jll

FOR SALIO— Fi.x terrier, valuable. (With
licdigrei-.) Only .?lo. Owner leaving Vic-
toria. Address Box 5T.S. J13

FOR SALE— Two or three choice cocker
spaniel pedigree pups. Black and red.
Apply to Dr. Milne, 30 Douglas street.
113

FOR SALE—A stylish horse, suitable for
buggy, carriage or hack, sl.xteea hands,
six years old, well broken, a splendid
traveller. Apply Speed Bros.' grocery.
al8

FOU SALH — MOTELS.

I'lU'-N-ntV liii'l'l-;!.- Willi BK) acres of
land, (-nntaiiihiL; IT rooms; excellent fish-
ing. Will be sold (-lii-au or leased for .">
years. .1. 11. Wliltloiuc, Real Estate
Aj,-eiit, Duncan. V. I. jll

HOTELS FOR SALE— Call BUd see our Ibit
A|i|)ly 1(1 Goverument street. B, C. Laud
& Investment Agency, Limited

FOR S.V ItKSIDENCES.

IM'NCAN 11., miles fniiii railway -tallou,
lesldi-ullal in'o|ii-riy i-ousisi iin,' of 'Jo aercs
llist (lass laud, ail cleartii: luoilern <.i-
rooineil house, stable and outbulldlugs. .1.
II. Wliiitoiiie. Real Estate .\i;eHl. Dun
11111. V. I. jll

W-VNTED Two mangle girls at the Sleaiu
Laundry. J15

LOCAL NEWS

Don't miss t!ie n-ie .-It Wolston, ,Jaiin-s
si reel, Wednesday night.

i'rnssley velvet ('arj)ets witli -''s bor.l-
ITS to inatcli. III .SI., "ill, in.-i.le and laiil.
We have a lino of choice colorings. Weil-
'T UroM. "

WANTED— l''or Dallas Hotel, experlcni-ed
woniaa as chambermaid. None but couipet-
cm person need ai>ply. Apply at Vernon

I Hotel. J13

WA-NTI-m At W. O. l-;deirs. rj,-| l-'irt St..,
old (-o|i|)i.i-. Ill-ass. zinc, bottles, i-oal oil
tins, rubber boots, sacks, etc. "'

PERSONAL.

WANTED— Coal oil cans. Apply J. W.
Mellor, 70 Fort street. «20

WANTED liood second girl. Apply Mrs. I '
S. I.i-lsei-. li;i I'anilora ■iveuue. Jl

TO LET-ROOM AND BOARD.

WILL THE LAD who was seen to pick u])
a -Marten neek fur on the Esiiulnmit
rond ou VVednesdny Inst, kindly return
same to this office?

FOR BENT !-"onr rooineil i-ottuL-e furnish-
ed. D.oiL'las strcei. sTJ.

FOR Ri:N"i' l-"ive i nieil eottago. nufur-

ulshed. D.int'las siri-i-t. fUi.

For Ili-:.NT .\b-e liiMisi', .'") rooms, bath anil
pantry. I'einhrokc street. $12.

FOR RENT— House T rooms, very Clean ami
neat. .¥.S.

FOB UE.NT— Honso C roirai.s, very clean and
neat. SO. A. Williams. KM Yates str. et.

I Fill; S.M.i: l-:i^lii i-.„,m,-d li.iu>e with large
lot and ne'dt-ni convi-nleiices, on ver.v easy
terms. Suiall <-iisii payment and biihiuce
in luuutlily lustalinieuts. Ileistermuu &
Co. .19

TO LET— Throe flve-rnomed houses nt $5
per month. Apply O Centre, Spring Ridge
ml2

FOR SALE-MLSCEI,LANEOUS.

LADIES OXI.V,

WAN'1'KD- An exnerico-cd sa le-.-w.,mau for |
the dry goods business. .\|ipiy lu tlii' |
Sierllug, 113 lioverumeut street. JK ;

liOARDEIiS WANTED-Flrst cla.ss room
and board. In iirlvatc boarding house for
Kcnilenien. at 2 lilaiirluinl sin-ct. jS

W.VNTED— At once, a llrst cl.-iss skirt inak
i-r. A|i|ily Will. Stewart. -IT F'O-l ^lii-et.

.Vwniugs fiu- pri\aie residences, stores,
and piililii- biiililings, made and put iiii
b.v ex-iierieii<:cd nii'ii. 'Wciler Jtros. "

WANTHD-'A tlrsc class laundress. A|i|ily
to 3 Si. Lawrence street. J12

FIRST CLASS PRIVATE BOARDINO
house, with every home comfort. Beauti-
ful locality. Apply 51 Vancouver street,
mis

I-''or goisi and U|)-to-<J!ite fiirnitiire,
at lowest cash prices, call in at the H
I'. Kuniiture Co.'s slore, (Jl! ( Miverunicnt
street, and be convinced. J. Selil. mgr.

\va\ti-:d a girl

to do general

house-

work. Aiiply

C. Jolms, 5!l

Second

St reet.

Jl'->

WANTED (Inieral

servant, small

falllllv.

-'1 South Turner

sireit. near i'arl

Jll

TO LET— FURMSHED ROOMS.

JIISS -M. A. JONES will bi'clu work. .May
iSth. Electric hiilr treatment, suiierliu-
ouH hair removed by electricity. Ofl'lce
hours 2 to 5 n. m. 218 Yates street. m'JS

WIIISKKV BOTTLRft-Waslied by white
labor only, at Eden's Junk Stores, l'-!."!
Fort SI reet. Jli;

FOR SALI-; ilav .-r,,,, .-md rmsliire to let.
close to e.siilbltloii liulldliig. Ji.liii.s. neiir
Willows. 111!

ENTERTAIN.1IENTS.

To LET- NlcCly furnished housekecplu
rooms. i,s-.> Fort street. J1U|

Gome one, come all to the garden feti
Wolstoii, the 20tli.

W.\.\TEIi-.\nrse during .Inly. I 'omiietent ■
and reliable person to take <-liarie c-f '
Infant. Apply Mrs. T. It. Smith, "Ethe- |
W(dd," Rb-ljardson «rect. jll ,

'o LET— Well fiiriiLshed room wltli use of
bathroom. Hi I'ort street, between Blan-
i-liard anil Oundra. JKI

'I'O LET- Furnished bouse. It rooms niid
bath, Sao a month. Apply 53 Vancouver
street. Jll

UE.MRMBEa REAL CREAM with v.iu
strawberries nt festivnl on Wednesd.iv
evening .liine lOth. Flr.st Pr(s<byteriaii
chnreh Hall. .\1 pn)graninie of music.
Admlssbin -J.-jc . jio

AN EVENINC WITH BOOKS-One of!
Calvary Baptist Church popular .Musical
and literary entertainments will be given
Tuesday evening, the ]8tii. The pastor. !
Rev. J. F. Vlchert and a number of ar- '
lists are on the |iro;.'raiiiiiie, and iiii en-
joyable cveniiii.' i-an lie tn-omlsed. -V col
lection will lie In onler. jii;

FOR SALI-:-A lai-^-e ouaiilltv of liiu-h l-Ias^
braids of llnesi onalllv, at easy prb-ijs, n i
.Mrs. .\ilaiiis. 7S Dmi-iiis SI. [l,"

FOR SALE CllEAP-A hand uiachine near-
ly new. Apiily Machluo, Coloulst olTIce.
Jl-i

SINrjER SEWING MACHINE for SIO:

high arm. Will rent S2 per month. Call

or address Sam Is. Siiltoii. P5 Fort St.
jl."..

Fol! .s Al.i: - lieiiilzinaii \- Co. iiiirU'lit
loaiej. Aiinly IL'l Siiin rlor street. j'J

COTTA(;i-;S- Two cottai;es ou -Michigan
street, almost new. J!KM) cash. Apply H.
(". Land IiivcsUncut Agency, -10 Govern-
ment street.

STANf.EY AVE— New cottage, rooms,
hot and cold water, bath, etc.. good base-
ment, lot 60x120; S2,400. Apply 40 Gov-
erument street. tnSO

Bl.ANCUAUD STBEBT— A Dice eottace In
good Iccaiity. $1,800. Apply 40 Qovern-
nieut street. Ii. C. Land & Investment

Agency. Limited.

ST. Llil lS STI!I-;i;T-Two eoitages and
luie i; stiiry dweilln'.:: will be sold at a
great bargain, cither singly or together.
Apply 40 Government street. B. O. Land
& Investment Agency, Limited.

COOK AND NORTH PARK STREETS—
2-story building, contnlulng two stores,
lensMi to res-ponslble tenant: only ,?2,[j00.
-Vpiily -10 Government si reet. B. C. Land
A: liivestnieiit Agency. Liiuiled.

JAMi:s I!AV-Corner lot anil four dwell-
ings, clieaii: only $500 each; must be
.sold to close an estate. Apply 40 Govern-
ment street, li. c. Land & Investment

.V^'cni-y, Idnilted.

FOI-R'i'lf STREl-'.T— i;i-. acres. has been
under, cultivation: price Sl.T.'iO: $2o0
down, linlnuce on time, with interest at C
per cent. Apply 40 Government street.
I'.. C. Land vt Investment Agency, Llm-
liod.

The Largest Paying oncern in the World is an Oil Corporation. More Hen Have Gotten Rich Out of Oil Than From

Any Other Commodity

Every day [the OIL WELLS
OF CALIFORNIA are making
men ricli.

Large fortunes are being made
In a night.

$1.00 Shares have risen in
vahie to SuO.OO per share in a
few months.

Land from $1,25 per acre
to $5,000 per acre in the same
time.

( PARENT COMPANY.) OWNING 1280 ACRES OF OIL AND COAL

LAND IN MENDOCINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, OFFER 50,000 SHARES only

of their working capital at 25 CENTS PER SHARE. When these are sold the
price will be raised to 40 cents per share. This stock is on the market for 14 days
only. The directors are all well-known business men :

Gapt. W. Mills, President, San Francisco ; A. H. Yordi, Vice President and SoUc-
itor ; Capt. G. F. Scott, Secretary. Directors : Dr. F. R. Arella, Sr., Physician, French
Hospital; B. W. Armstrong, W. W. Upp, Gilbert J. Roote, San Francisco, and
C. H. Akers, Arizona.

Invest your spare money in
this stock. The Company owns
a large area of property and have
splendid indications of oil. If
they, like so many other Cahfor-
nia Companies, strike it, your
stock will be worth twenty
times its present price. If not,
their lands are valuable for Coal
in any case.

There is no trouble to sell oil
after you once strike it. No ex-
pensive methods of treating it
for market are necessary.

Xot^vithstanding the enormously inci-cascd production oi oil the demand is on the increase and the price lias i-isen 40 per cent. The Railways and
iron Woiks and other industrial concerns are substituting it lor coal. For further particulars apply the Company's Brokers for British Columbia.

BERT=BROWNE COMPANY, Ltd.

Auctioneers and Stock Brokers

"0^

34r F^ORnr SBTTiRlSl^nr

^ « = = = VICTORIA,

ORDERS BY ]ypA-fe. S^I^^MPTLY -A^TTE-NDIID TO . TELEPHONE 6B3

IB* CI>»

VICTOKIA DAILY COlOIsnST. SUNDAY, JUNB J6. 1901.

A POPULAR MEDIIM AND.A PQPULAR^PRIgE, ic i WORD i ISSUE

von SALE-UESinEXCES.

KOCKI-AND AVENUE— Nlcc-roomed mod-
eru dwfllinc, over t .•" «'. of jtround,
stables, etc.. te.COO.

SAN JUAN AYR.— Good slx rotnu uitKltTii
■cottaKe: Dice view ot Straits. Apply -k)
QovL-rnmeut street. B. C. Laud & luvcst
mcnt Awncy, Limited.

KIllIIT-UOOMEI) IIOUSK; l'o.mI stal)le
and lui) lols. oach tMxi:!l»: only In niln-
utcs from post olTlce; ns.stvstMl $:!.<XM»:
pploe. :i,0oO. Apply 40 Uoveriiiiieiit
street. B. C. Laud & Investment AKeiR-y.
Limited.

:ii'll.\ItI)Si)\ .^■nil'nOT-Full Int and 7-
rooiiu-d coiia;;!'. .<L',(XK): i-asy trriiis.
Ajiply ID ( ioviTiiiiUMit sticrt. r,. f. Land
>\; llivi'st iiH-lU .V^'cury, l.laiiti'd.

I'OU SALE— That de.slriihle pronoity Kiiuuu
as "Maidecroft," Dallas Itoail. coiislstliii:
of Lot iL'ox'JKI ft'L't. two stoi-lCH anil base-
ment, lar^'o bath tooiii, iiliu' tiiriil.sli'jd
rooms, \ylth modem Improvemunrs.
Terms and price upun applleatlou. rrem-
Ises open to inspection. J. t'ruU Uumc.
alO

Fou s vLi5-i\VHii I, vxns.

GHEAr ACUI'AGE— Over ^200 acres at
S\.iA> iii'r aei'i'. on i'l'iider Island, U iiillos
fsoai Shlncy Staiioii. Steaaihoar, runs la
I'oiiMi-otlou with V. S. r.illwiiy. .\.u abuu-
dauci' ot Kood tuiiubr. ExcflU'at hnatliii;
1,-rouuds. This U the cheapest property
on the market. For full particulars ap-
ply U. C. Land & Investment A«ency,
Ltd., 40 Goverumeut street. Victoria.

HOTELS.

SO.MlO.VOS LAKIO- miles from Duncan,
■J.'><) acres; modern ll-n'omcd house; cot-
ta;;e, barns, orcharils, etc.. or will sub-
ilhlde to suit pnrcuaser. Full particul-
ars apply to 1!. C. Land & Investment
-Vk'ency, Ltd.. 40 IJoveriimotit street. Vic-
toria.

THIC AU.M-1'.'. acres,
line site for bnn;;alii
water |)l|)i'.s rnnni

aiaoiint ot puri

a red. waterfnint,
•leellic Ik'llt iunl
liast premises;
money may

HOTEL BUTLER— The best and most poih
ular house In Seattle. Europeaa plan.
Terms reasonable. Centrally located.
Hamm & Schmltz proprietors. ml8

Gi;.\ND PACaFIC lIOlEf^Corner John-
sou and Store streets. I'ar snupHed with
best brands ot ^vlDcs. Huuora and clears.
Good rooms In conne^Jtloii. Open day and
uUht. Lorenzo Ueila. proprietor. m2S

SCAVE.VGKnS.

PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, ETC.

JOSEPH SEAIiS— 03 Yates street. Painter
and Paperhanger, etc. Phone T-12B. mil

PHARMACISTS.

THE B. 0, DUUQ STORE, 2T Johnson St.
The Prescription Pharmac'e'', etc. J.
Teugue. Jr., ManaKer. ml

CITY NOTICES.

PAWMIIIOKEIIS.

remain on mortUKC at li per cent.; $:i.0<>0,
Apply 40 Government. B. C. Laud & In-
veatuieut Agency. Ltd.

DALLAS ROAD— lUoilerii S roomed dwell-
ing', lot 0().\24O, tenuis .-onrl. etc.. will lie
sold yiTy cliitip. .\lso a neiv bnni;al<>w.
A|>ply 411 trt)Vernment .street. fl

J.\.MES BAY— Two ij-roomed houses. $.S(i()
each: will be sold on very easy terms.
Apply 40 Government street. H. C. Laud
& Invesliuent -Acency. Limited.

{iLi:.\K()UD AVEXUi;
live acres, cleared,
clilclieii hollSl^ ell'.,
ply li. C. Land A:
Limited.

(oir Carey Itoadl—
1 cuttane, barn,
IclieapV -Vp-
stineiit .^>,'oncv.

fl.i>-

FOR SALE— oQ acres, all fenced. Improved
orchard, small fruits, bulldlu^.'s. Apply
K. S. Ciavtn. Strawberry Vale.

.AKE DISTRICT- 10 acres, nil under cul-
tivation: T-roomiHl house, t'oml barns,
etc., orchard. Will e.xclniime for one
acre and ;r(Hiil house In town. .\pi)ly I!.
('. Laud .It Investmi'iit AKeiicy. Ltd.

MRS. ED. LINES, ceueral scaveuKer yards,
etc., cleaned. Orders promptly attended
to. Telephone 180: house- ilSS Yatea St.
alO.

HIGHEST CASH PlilCES paid for dli-
moads. old gold aud silver. A. A. Aaiou-
son, cor Broad and Jobnson Sts. ml

PETBH HANSEN, City Scayeager, team
Bter and wood dealer. Building sand and
Kravel for sale. AddresB. 40 Discover?
Street <releDlione l'*-

SEWBR PIPE], FIRB BRICKS, BTC.

B. C. POTTERY CO.. LTD.— Coraer Broad
and Pandora. Victoria. apl

NOVELTY WORKS.

L. HAEBR, General Machlnest. IBO Gov-
ernment Street.

i;-sioi-\

Ro c ■ K 1, .V .V ! ) .\ \' i ; \ r i : - 1 ' 1 11 e

donee; one acre lit land; u'rand view
$,"i,7,"><t; terms. Apply 40 (iovernmeiii
street. II, C. Uiud & Invostmeut AK«ucy,
Limited.

EDU SAI.I-: St..I■^

111 lialt house en Vates
l.iillilliii.' lot iin Itlthet
:ei v le-usi,' on Cliatham
ii e.isv terms. Coitai-'e
lahle. Trice rl-lit and
s to rent and inonev
•ance sulielted. Aiiidy
No. Ill liriia.l St. Ji!

L.\KIO niS'l'ltll'T— About fiO acres, partly
slashed; adjolnliiir a beauilfnl farm;
very Ki«>d soli, and level Kround; ehcai).
Apply It. O. Laud & lurestmeut Aj;eucy,
IJudtod.

liiKliiiN lIEAIi Part ..f se,i|..ii
Im-ia lllstrirl: lll .leres; well
fur small fruit nr clucKen raiieli;
easy terms, .\pply 11. C, Land &
meut .Vceucv. L'd,

ECU SALE- -Six room .•otta;;e, eeutnilly 1"
rated and in Urst cla.ss condilinn. Will
deal with prlm-lpals ouly. Address V. <>. ,
Box 4irJ. Victoria. B. O, Jd I

iwKi; i!i).\n

I Ine

FOR SALE rnEAl'-rotlnire,
stable, with :i lot.-!, on Liindsdo
E. r. II. BaL'shawo & Co..

a ^•cIme.

;t rooni<.
•no street,
i Triiunee

and

SOdKi: i;7:i acres and lake. S.I.Oiio
|iiv 11. L,'. Land Invest meal S;i
Ltd.

V l!.U;i 1 .\ I N' I'ear rnemeil e.iiiaure
t'ooil-sized lot lust lUT the Uurnslde road
and clo.se to cliv, for S4'.'o, Apply 4o
Ctovernincut street,

AppI

■*t incut .\;.'eney. Limit

nil fenceil,

larus. etc.. :p,., miles fniiii
lie third easli .-iiid halauee
-anil \- Iii-

GENBRAL BBPAIKING— Sewing machines
and lawn mowers a specialty, 106 Doug-
laa street. Bstabllshed 1888. (20

HOOK E.V CHANGE

CASII.MOIUC'S, asv, DoUKlaa Street, buvs
And exchauices all kinds of books aud
novels.

:>iAri:ii,MTv

(».\V.VLESCEXT

UAKiniY AND HESTAUIIANT.

And whereas It will reoulre un uuuiial
rate of one ninth of a mill on the dollar
for payiii;; the new debt And interest:

And whereas this by-lanr may not be al
tered or repealed without the consent
of the Lleutenant-Goyemor In Council:

Therefore the ilunlcipal Council of the
Corporation of the City of Victoria enacts
as follows:

1. It shall be lawful for the Ma.ror of
the Corporation of the City of Victoria to
borrow upon the credit of the said Corpor-
utlou by way of the debentures hereinafter
mentioned from any person or per sous or
body or bodies corporate who may be will-
la;; to advaiicte the same as a loan, a sum
ot money not exceedin;; lu the whole the
sum of Sao.aW.OO currency or slerllu« uion-
"V, at the rate of 4.Hi;-0-;i dollars to the
Olio pound sterlin:;. and to cai^se all such
sums so raised or recclvcil , to be paid
Into the hands of the treasurer ot the said
' -iirDonitldn tor the uuruose and with the
ohject hereliibuforc referred to:

It shall he liiwail for the said Mavor
to cau.-(> any iiuniber of debentures to be
made, executed, and Issued for such sums
as may be re.itilreil, not exceeding however
the sum of SliO.tmi.tX) either In currency or
sterlln;.- money (at the rate of 4.Sii
dollars to the one pound sterling') each of
the .s;ild debentures beluc of the amount of
i.LOO(X(>0 or Its sterlln;; emilvalent at the
rate atoresald. and all sueh debcutures
sliall bo scaled with the seal of the said
(-orporatlou and siKned by the .Mayor
thereof:

3. The said debentures .shall bear d:tte
the lirst day of Auk'ust, ipoi. ami shall be
paynble lu ilttv years from the said diite
at such place either In Great Britain, the
L'lilted States of Amerleii or the Doiulnloii
ot (^unaila as may be designated thereon

i and sliall have attached to tlieni coupiuis

IV -i-m,' ^r'l'iii.'Mi:- ftu'irr <ii,' kimtkhI ""' '"i-Viuent of interest, aud the sl:;-
I.N J HE .SLl KK.ME C UUIII (II. II I'.l 1 IslI i nat ores to the Interest coupons may be

liher written. staniDed. printed or iltho-

CITY ■VOTICES.

STEITZ UAKEUY AND RESTAURANT,
04 Vates streid. Meals at nil hours, day
and ulKht, Lunches for .social parties,
banquets, picnics, and the travelling pub-
lic prepared ou short notice. Eastern and
Olympian oysters, Kame In season. BeKu-
lur meals 25c. mSl

NEWS AGENCY.

GEORGE MAUSDEN, NEWS AGENT, cor.
Goverumeut aud Y'utes streets, P. O. Box
528. Maifazlues, local and foreign papers
kept. m;!]

CITY NOTICES.

VI, xo rici'.s.

\Vllli all tlie :
ldeii,-e. Close
apply to .\L D
lorlu, B. C.

Uosedale, Maywiiod, \'le

I'LlJ.'dlHNG AND GAS-FITTIXG.

EIGiri' KDiiMED

aii.l iw.i hits, e;
utes IPilii Iiiist
K. C. I.aud &
Ited.

C.i

norsK

leh (!oxi:;ii: liiilv 1

iilTiee. .\ssesse,l

Inveatnieut.\i,'ency

1 <tahlc.

SdOKE RANCH- fontaluln- LiJ acres
with hike. Small poitlon under cultlva-
tlou; new 4 roomed i-ottUKC, orchard, etc.,
I'xeellent soU. Owner leavliiK country,
#1,500. Apply B. C. Land & Investment
.V^ency. Limited.

GREAT I'>.\ 111 ; AI N - Rlx rmuned house In
Kood repair and close to ciir line, only
A|)plv 40 Goveniuient street. "

VIC.'r(-)UiA AUM -Five acres,
cnltlviitlon. and j:ii<id liulldlnu
.Vlililv I!. C Land A; Investni
I.liidicd.

all

C. Land & Investment Aceney. LImlteil. |

I vNiisi )M i;i:siiii;nci; - r.ai-u-e

dwcllliiL' In lirst ela-s eoinllt Ion am
lot. Can also buy adloluliii; lot
Cost .i!l>iH10. I'rlce $;i7,"iO. .\PPly
Land * Investment ARcncy. 40 <
meut street.

CIIEAI* ACUEAGE— Kit) acres, for .^LIL'.-i,
Apply B. 0. Laud & luvestmeut Aseucy,
Ltd.

FOR S Vl,E-REAL ESTATE,

•SHAKBSPBAUK ST.
tage, four t'ood hi
A bargain nt SLd-'i
meut street. B. C,
Agencr, Limited

Xew slx rooiued cot-
s' milhulldinL's. etc.
I. Aiiplv 4ii (iovern-

Land & luveslinent

VICTORIA WRST-Severnl cnoil lots, from
S400 to .<iio<) inch. Apply 40 Governnieut
street. I!. C. Land & Investment AKeucy,
Limited.

FOItT STItlOET-riirt »f the lleywoi
Estate, Just above Cool; s-reet; tlm
bulldlug sites: prkes rca.wnnlile: pa^.^
terms. Apply iO Government street
B C Land & Investment Agency, Lliu
Ited. ■

CHEAP EAR.M— lOO acres. oO under cul-
tivation, no slashed and seeded. .Xew '.I-
riHiiucd modern house (cash S.'i.OOOl,
plenty of water, lariie barns, outhouses,
etc. Farm Is well drained, soli rich,
black loam, all fenced, cost $11,000. Will
soli for $5,000, Owner leavliii: for Em:
land. Apply B. C. Land & Invest luent
Agency, Ltd.

JAMES ISLAXD-Orr Kaanlch (one iiillei
'Jixi acres. :!."i under cultlvntlon. lOO
idearcd, balance >,'ood land; lots of t'ood
water: ,%-rootued liousc. barns. (*tc.. can
also arrant'c to buv live stock, steam
launch, boats, etc.. iiletiiv ot frnlt trees
of all di'si.ri|itli>iis: easy terms, Aiiiily I!.
C. Land ,<i Investment Au'cncy. Ltil.

300 ACURS— Itt miles from Duncan: wll
be divided Into 20 acre blocks. Prio,
from ,?l,">.(Ht per acre. ,1. II. Wlilttome
Real lOslatc .\;:oiit. Duie-aii. V. I.

COOKSOX, 117 Johu.son St,. Sanitary
uliliii.', JiibbInK aud out of town or-
.1 .-i>e<-lalty. Tel. 671. j4

LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

VANCOUVER & QUADRA, NO. 2.
A. E, & A. M.. 3rd Wednesday of
each mouth— Masonic Temple. 80
street. A. liAXWBLL

Douglas
MUIR. Sec.

COLU.MHIA
lu the .Matter of the Estate of Artliuri
Porter, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that all creditors
and other persona having any claims or
demands upon or against the <-state of Ar-
thur Porter, late of Vlclm-la, H. O., di'ceas-
cd, are hend.y reoulred to .^'nd In writing'
the iiartlenlai-s uf their claims ur deinaods,
duly vcrltlcil. :iiid i he nature i.f the seeiir-
lield by tlieiii, aud all iieisnns
Iniiehted te llie salil dereaseil are re.iiiireii
h ii.delitedness til William I'.irter
WoftiiinL'Iiia. iif Xo. ITi itiirk Hay. Vlrtiirla,
aforesaid, the executor, to wh.im prub.-Ue
has been t;raiiteil. nu .u- hetiire the stli
day of July i.ext. after which date the e\-
iM-ulor will pruceed to distribute the a.-,sets
ot the said Arthur Porter amongst the par-
tics eniltled tlierelo. having regard only to
the claims of which he has then had notice,
and that the siilil executor will md be
Ihihle for the a.ssets or any imrt thereof,
so distributed, to any person of whe.-ie
claim the said executor has nut had iiotbe
at the time of the distrilmt hui.

Dated at Victoria, 11. C.. this Till day of
June, IDOL

DRAKE, J.M'KSOX & HELMCKEX.

Solicitors for the Executor.

IX THE GOODS 01-' AARON GARLAND,
DECEASED.

.Vntiee Is hereby t'ivcii that all persons
havlii),' claims a;,'ainst the estate of .\aroii
llarlaiid. who dleil on the ITtli day of April.
V.m. are reimlred on or before tile IT'.li
day nf May. 11)01. to forwanl to the un-
ilerslgncd full particulars of their claims
duly verllled.

.\nd fnrtlier take notice that after such
last mcnt loiieii ilaie the executors will iiro-
eeed to distribute the assets of the ile-
ci'aseil aiiiiini,' the p.iitles entitled thereto.

Xiitlce Is hercliv ^'Iven that I Intend to
aiudy to the Dikm-iI of Llceiislii;.' Comnil.s-
sionei-s of the City of Victoria. ;it Its next

session, for a tiiiiisfer of the license issued

n,T,/.,. .,, „. I '" ""' lluuors by retail upim the

TIIO.MAS CA 1 I'ERALf^lO Broad street, j lireiiilses known ns the Hall Salo(Hi. »llu-
ofllc attlngR. wharves re- I uted on Eort street. In the Caty of Victoria,

Udlell.

4. The said debeiil tiros shall bear Inter-
est nt the rate of four iier cent tier an-
"inn from the date thereof, which Interest
shall be pa.vuldo hiilf yearly at sin h pla,e
either In Great lirllaiu. tlie Cnlted Slates
of -Uiierlea ur tiie Iioiiilnlon of Caiiad-i
as in.M- l„. e.-iiH-. ssed in the debenture and

Cenpilll.

It sh.Mll he lawfni for the said Mnvor
to i-aiise the said ilehe.ntiires and the Inter-
esi eioiiions. either or lioth. to be made piiv-
sneh |,|;iee, either In Great Hrltalii

I'niteii Stales of Amerle

iiiiiiili nf Caiiaila as in
It shall he lawful fi.

or in (he

he desired.

Roll, rcduestlug the said Council to Intro-
duce a by-law with tue objects herein up
pearl a;;:

And whereas this by-law may not be al-
tered or repealed except with the consent
of the Llcutenant-GoTernor in .Council
Therefore the MonlclDai CouncU of the

Corponitlou of the City of Victoria enacts
as follo^vs:

1. It shall be lawful for the Mayor of
the Corporation of the City of Victoria to
born.w upon the credit of the said Corpor-
ation by way of the debentures hereluatier
uientioned from iiu.v persau ur iiersous or
body or bodies corporate who may be wlll-
lui.' to udvauce the same as a loan a sum of
money not exceed'.ng lu the whole the
sum ot $150,(XX) currency or sterilui; mon-
ey ut the rate of 4.S() 0.3 dollars to the one
iiound sterling and to cause all such sums
so raised or received to be paid into the
liands of the Treasurer of the said Coriior-
atioii for the purposes aud with the object
hereinbefore recited:

-'. it shall be lawful fur the said .Mayor
to cause any number of debentures to be
nuiile, executed and Lssued for uuch sums
as may be reuulred, not exceediiu;. Iiow-
the sum of S150.000.00 either in cur-
rency or sterling money (at the rate afore-
said,) each of the said debentures being of
tlie amount of $1,000 or its sterling
(lulvaleut nt the Tate aforesaid, and all ,
such debentures shall be sealed with tlio 1 'ug
seal of the said Corporation and .signed by | of
the Mayor thereof.

The said debentures shall bear date
the llrsn day of August. lIKd., and shall be
made payable In Ufly years from said date
at such idace either In Grout Britain, the
ruited States of America, or the Dominion
of Canada, as may be designated thereon,
and shall have attached to them coupons
for the payment of interest and the sl^--
natures to the Interest coupons inav be
either written, st:imped, printed or litho-
graidietl.

4. The .--aid ihdientiires shall bear luU-r-
est at tile rate of four iht cent ta-r annum
I'roin tlic date thereof, wiilch intcTest shall
he payable half yearly at such iilace. either
in Great liriialu. the L'lilted States of
.\nieri<a. or the Dominion of Canada, as
may be expressed in the debenture aud
coupon.

,"). It shall be lawful for I he said Mayor
te cause the said debentures ami the in-
terest eieiiiuMs. either or hot li. to be niade
li.ay.ililc at such iihne. idtlier in Great
llriiain. the Ciiited Statics of America, or
niinhin of Cuuada, us may be

tares and
inlssiiin "
Hale of til

the .Maviir of
i.iiriienithin tu disinisi' of the
ntiires at a rate below |iar and ti
the Treasurer t.i iki v out ef 111.
raise, I liv the sale of the sah
s all extieiis,.s connecteil witii tin
111 anil llthiiL-raphIng of the difbeii
coiiiiiins, or any drsoount or com
thr I ha rues Incidental to the

lid debcniure
If ileenied advlsiilile
sliall In the said 1
■d to the 1 'nrtiorat l;i
future coiisiilldatlon

1)V tlie Mavor
leutures lie re-
tlie rlL'ht iiimn
the debenture

lU'lLDEIlS AND COXTIIACTOIIS.

.MOOKE .t WlHTTIXGTOX-l,-.!) Vutes St
Estimates giveu. Job work, etc. I'houe
I,"* \. Screen doors aud sash, garden
swlng.s. etc. j3

A Iterations,
paired, etc.

TeleoDone B3T1.

REPAIRS Carpenter work of all kinds.
J. P. Burgess, carpenter, Tel, 105. bi20

HARDWARE,

^\ ALTER S. ERASER & CO., LTD.-Deal-
ers In hardware. Iron, pipe, fitting and
brass goods. Wharf street. Victoria, m8

YOUNG KTREBT, JA.MIOS BAY-i-riMUns
modern In every respect, good stable and
outhouses. Lot 51x151). only S2,a00. /Vp;
ply 40 Government street.

-CHATHAM STREET die
Lot COxi;:<): cottML'e of
except lotially easy term
orumcut street, li. C
mcnt .\geiicy. Liialled.

11 r Cook Street:
t) rooms. ?:i.l'

<. Atiplv 40 Gi
Land Inve:

TEXXVSnX IlOAD-li.;. miles from city. 2
acres under cnitivatlon, good 0-roomed
lionse. stiilde. orcliard, tennis lawn, etc.,
idieaji at $:i.OOO. .Apply I!. O. l^nnd & In-
vi.-stmciit Agency. Ltd.

.MANY OTHICi: FARMS— in nil parts of
the province, too extensive for iiniillca-
tlon. Call and get particulars. B. O.
I.und & Investment Agencr. Ltd.

CNION RAKEUY.

2V. AORE LOTS— One. half mile from Dun-
can, on Cowlehnn river: good llshlug. J.
H. Whittome, Heal Estate Agent. Pun- I

can, V. I.

FOUND— The home-made bread and cakes
to be A. I., as advertised, at the Unbui
Bakery, 07 Yates Street. mlO

JAMI'S BAY-Several nice buildlm;
a good liK-alliy ri-mu upwan.is
4() (lovernment street.

Apidv

EDDCATIONAL.

Iinilil

•:S(il'IMALT S'l'.. Victoria We
In- hits i(i(ixl20 per lot), very close ti
ear line, cheap ul $.'>25 . (Assessed vain

.$.SMI I H-

EDrCATIONAI^MIss C. Q. Fox has re-
opened her school nt 30 Mnson street. 27

CrU RCinVAY— Ni-ar Douglas, two lots.
$1,000 I'lich. Apply 40 Govorninent street.
B. O. I/and & Investineut Agency. Lim-
ited.

, ' snnitTIlAXD SCnoOL-l,') Rroad streot
linllviihial instnietion In sliorthaud, tyiie
writlug «nil book-keeiilnK ml

WATSON & MCGREGOR _ Hardware,
stoves, ranges and household furnishings,
plumbing and gas flttlng. 00 Johnson St ,
lei, 745.

B. Q. PRIOR & CO., Hardware and Agrl-

to Juscidi Meyer.
June Cth. 1001.

WILLIAM CLAYTON.

Notice Is lieridiy given that I Intend to
iiindy to the Hoard ot Licensini; Coniinls-
sioners al their next siltliu; as a Licensing
Court for a transfer ot my lieeii.s.' for the
sale of wines and Ihiuors by retail upon
the premises situate on tlie soutli west
corner ot Government and Yates .streets.
Victoria City, known as the Adelphia Sa-
loon, to Samuel Norman and Edward
L.V0U8.

Dated this 28lh day of May. lOOl.

II. IIELLIWELL.

lldelitedlless of the City to sulistltut
benliires of such consolldntloii secured
upon the credit of the Cltv i;enenillv. Such
eiiiisDlldated (lebcnttircH shall contain the
like cinenants. conditions, and restrictions
.as are ciintaiiied In the debentures Issued
ill tmrsiiance of tills by-law, and In each
ilebeiKure Issued berounder n clause enn-
dltloried for such substitution may be In-
serted.

S. I'-or I'he tiiiniose of raising nnnniiilv
the sum reiiulrcii for tlie payment of the lii-
terest on the said didicuturos during their
eiirreiicy, there shall be raised annualiv
iho siini of .'itl.L'oo.dO. and for the purpose
of iTeatlni.' the sinkint,- Itind iifon-sjild for
the iiayiiiciit of the lielit at mnturltv. tliiu-e
sliall he raised annualiv the sum of .^'JCO.OO.

■1. I'lir the piuiiose of the iiayidciit of
the said sums In the next preceding para-
irratili meiilhuicil. there shall be raised
and levleil In eiieli vear a rate ot one-ninth
of one mill In the diillnr on all the rateable
laud and liiipriivements In the Cltv ot Vic-
terhi durliiL' Hii' conliiiiiance of the said
ilcli:':;tor.\s or any ot thoni,

10. This by-hiw sliall, before the llnnl
passing' thereof. rec(dye the assent ot tlie
electors of the said Corporation In the
iiiaiiiier iirovhieil for In the Municipal
Clauses \ct. anil shail take cITect ou the
third day of ,lnly, 11)01.

11. This by law may bo cited as the
"High School Loan liv law, 11)01."

Passed tile Munlclpni Council on the
third day ot July. 1!X)1.

All mineral rights arc n-served by the
Esiiulunilt & Nanuliuo Railway C-oinpaiiv,
wlthlu that tract of land bounded on tlie

Boalh by the south ■boundary of Comox .„ „. ..... ..,„^.,

I>Lstrtct, on the east by the Straits of I at the Public Market Bulldlug, Cormorant

Take ncMce that the nbove Is a tnie
copy of the proposed by-law upon whicli
the vote of the Municipality will be taken

in

llesir

IICMIIOLDT S'i'UKirr '111.
able locality, S.SOO. Ajiply 10 1 iovernnn-ni
street. B. C. Land & Investment Agency,
Limited:

l"i,f:\ini:iis. ETC.

. 11. \v.uiXi:i; ,^ CO.. hk; Vates

I'lumblng. Heating. Unolini:. and Galv
Ized irou Skylights, Phone 270

•OSWEGO STREET
taL-e, batii. etc.. i;i
.•^Lsci. Ai>idv Ki
1:. C. Land Iti'
Iteil.

-Xlce tlve-rooiiiPd cot-
od L'arden. lot .VixVJo:

(eivernnieliT. street.

cstiueiit .^L'l'uey, l.lni

SI'IU'UBAN HESinRNCES.

SI'Ht'KIlAX IIESIDEXCE.S- A nice choice:
call and see our list. Applv 40 Govern-
ment street. B. O. Land & Investment
Agency, Limited.

WIIARE S'l'ltEE'l'-Two line waterfront
hits, exeeplionully cheap: $T,00o for the
two. Apply 40 Government stre<»t. B. C.
liand & Invest menl Agency. Limited.

TAILORING

LOT loOx.WO-Eive minutes from centre
the citv: onlv $2..".oo. Atuilv Hi (l.ive
iiieni St 1 t. It. ('. Land ,V Investni

VICTORIA TAILORING PARLOUS, 88
Douglas street. Union labor only. a20

ilii

.\1.\(;.\I!.\ S'i'i:i:i:T - IV, lets ami two-story
dwellini;. .■>l.."iiM); exicptlonaiiy cheap,
and easv terms. Apply 40 OoverniiienI
sii t. H. ( '. I/iuid & Investment Agency.

LImltisl.

LI'IIOSTEREKS & AWXIXG RIAICERS,

eitv

S.MITII .i;: (:II.\.M IMdX -Ctiliolsterers and
awning maker.i liilinls made tu order,
cariiei wiirk done In llrst class style, re-
oairlug a Kpccla ty, .\ll orders promptly
attended to. loO Douglas street; phone.
718. m20

nice lot I'lii
Gorge, onlv if'i:<n. llood hit. .Vmiihluii St.,
dak P.av aye.. .Slii",. Very L'uud ."i .-iiuiiii>d
house, bath and pantry, witli two nice
lots, on I'i'mbroke street. $17ri0, ICasv
terms. A Wllllam.s. 101 Vates street, J2

F(»R SALE Bi-nutlfnl bulldlui; site, eom-
luandlng Hue view of the Straits. Three
lots for $1000. Apiilv 40 Governiiicnl
s-trcet.

Cn.ATrCAVf CTRKET (near Cook Streen-
//Ot G0xl2O: cottage ot rooms; Jl.KX);
exceptionally easy terms. Apply 40 Gov-
ernment street. B. C. Land & Invest-
ment Agencr- Limited.

LIVERY AKD TRANSFERS.

VICTORIA TRUCK & DRAY CO.,
phone 13.

MESSENGER SERVICE.

ROSS BAY-f) acres. 2ood
for cultlvntlon. I''lne s
view ot Stniits. Cheap,
ernmeiit street.

soil and r,,ad'
te: ciiniinaiid
Apidy 4,') Gov

i. C. niST. TI-:
74 Douglas stri
Tennuut, mgr.
messenger boy.

ic DEL'Y. CO L'l'D.-
Telephune -IC.I. E, .
any work reiiulring

desired.

Ci. it sliall lie lawful for the Mayor of
the .said Corporatlou to dispose of the said
delientures at a rate below pur and to au-
tliirl/.e the Treasurer to pay out of the
sums so raised by the sale of the said
delientures all expenses ciinrieided with
the iireparalion and lilhoL-raidiln): of ilie
debentures and euupoiis, or any discount
ur commission or other cliarires iucldeiit;il
to the sale of the said debentures.

7. If deemed advisable by the Mayor
llii?re shall In the said debentures be re-
served to the Corporation the rlirht uiion
any future consolidation of the ilebeiilure
Indebtedness of the C,itv to sulistltiile de-
bentures of such coiisoildatloii sei-urcd up-
on tile credit ot the City L-eiicrallv. Such
consolliliited debentures shall contain tlie
like covenants, conditions, and restrlctloiis
•IS are contained In the debentures Issued
In imrsuiince of this by-law. and In eaeii
ileheut lire Is.imed hereunder a clatise con-
ditioned for such substitution may be In-
serted.

8, For the purpose of raising annualiv
the required sum for the payuKuit ot the
Interest on the said delientures diirln;;
llielr currency there shall he raised an-
iialiy the sum of ,?(1,0(M) and for the pur-
Iiose of cnMitliiL' the sinklm: fund aforesaid
for tile payment oft of the debt at maturity
there shall be raised annually the sum of
$1,330 (>0,

11. For the purpose of the pnyiuent of
the said RUins In the next preceding para-
crapli mentioned, there shall be raised and
levied in each year a rate of (Ivo-elghths
of a mill In the dollar on nil the rateable
land and Imprnvonient.s In the City nf Vic.
torin dnrlni; the contlnunnce ot the .said de-
bentures or any of them.

10. This hy-lnw shall, before the final
passing thereof receive the assent of the
electors of the said Con>orntlon In the
manner provided for In the Munlcltial
Olau.ses Act. nnd shall take effect on the
third day of ,7uly, lOOl.

11. This b.v law ma.v be cited ns the
"James r,ay Mud Flats Reclamation By-
law. 1001."

Passed the MnDleipal Council on the
third day ot June. 1001.

Take notice that the nbnvo Is a tnio
co|iy of the proposoil by-law upon which
the vote of tlii' Municipality wdll lie taken
at th(> rubllc Market litilldlni;. Cnrnmraut
street, for the Xorth. Central, and South
Wards, on Monday, the 24th dav of
.little Instant, that the poll will be kept
open between the hours of olirlit o'clock a.
111. a nil four o'clock p. 111.. and that William
Waller Northcott will bp the IlOtunilPV
Oftlcer to take the said vote.

WELLINGTO?? J. POWLER.

CMC

City Olerk'a Affico, Hth June. "lOO'l.

lures and couiious. or any dUcouut or com-
mission or other charires lucideutul to the'
sale of the siiid debeul^fires,

7. It deemed advisable by the Maj-oc
there shall In the said debeutures be re-
Berved tu the Corporatlou the right upon
any future consolidation of the debentures
ludobteduess ot tlie City to substitute de-
beutures of such cousidldatlou secured
upon the credit of the City generally. Snch
consolidated debentures shall contalD the
like covenauts, coadltions. and restrictions
as are contained In the debenturea Issued
in pursuance of this by-law. aud In each
debeuture Issued hereunder a clause con-
ditioned for such substitution may be In-
serted.

S. For the purpose of r-alslug annually
le reiiulrcd sum for the payment of the
Interest ou the said debentures during their
jurreucy, there shall be ralseil annually
the sum of $3,000. aud for the purpose of
•reatlug the sinking fund aforesaid for tho
payiueut olt of the debt at maturity there
hail be raised annually the c-jui of $U(Jo.
1). For the purpose of the payment of the
sa.d sums lu the next precodlug paragraph
mentioned there shall be raised uad levied
In L'uch year a rate of 8-lOth of a mill In the
dollar ou all the rateable land and Im-
provements In the Olty of Victoria during
the continuance of the said debentures or
any of them,

10. This b.v-law shall before the llnai piiss-
thereof. receive the assent

the electors ot the .said
Cortjorutlon lu the manner provid-
ed for In the .Municipal Clauses Act, aud

1001 '"'^'^ '^'^ "^"^ °'

11. This by-law may be cited as the "New
Point Elllce Bridge Loan By-law. 1001."

Pai;,scd the Municipal Council ou the 11th
day of June. 11)01.

Take notice that the above Is a true
cotiy of the proiiosod bv-law upen which
the vote iif the .Muuliliialltv will be taken
at the I'uldic .Market liulldiui;. Cormorant
street, for the Xorth. Central, aud South
\\ards. (Ill .Monday, the 24th day of
June Instant, that the tioll will be kept
open iietwceii the hours of elL'ht o'clock a.
111. and four u'eloek p. 111., and that William
AJaller .Xorthcmt will be the Returning
Officer to take the .said vote.

WELLINGTOX J. DOWLER,

City Clerk's Olliee, llth June,' lOOl,

A UV-I.AW.

^^^^

Th!s testimonial as to tho value of Colonist "Wants" is from an advsrtiser who
paid for an advortisement for two Insertions but received so many answers dur-
ing the -first day that the above letter was the result-

.< nv LAW,

To Provide U !i,e instnu-tlon ol" a V.
Rrldge to Replace tlie Existing Point Elllce
Itridio.

\Vhereas the Council of the Corporation
of the City of Vict<irlu lias upon the peti-
tion hereinafter recited, determined to erect
n neiv bridge nt Point Elllce witljin the
city In the iilace ot the existing bridge
SI riiri tire.

provide for the contribution by tho
City of Victoria towards the cost ot pav-
ing Government street, being 11 work of
local Improvement.

Whereas the Council ot the Coriioratiou
of the City of Victoria liavlti;; d.'terniiued
to pave a portlou of Uoverniueiit street as
a Work iif local Improvement, a by-law has
been hit rudiieeil ami It Is liucnd'ed to hi
read, reciuisnlereil and iiassed slmultaueous-
ly with the re.-idln-, reconsideration and
passim; of tills by-law for the carrying out
of such work and for the raising of tho cost
of such work by special assessments, and
by the borrowing of the necessary moneys
upon debentures as therein authorized.

Aud whereas n petition under Section 09
of the Munlciioil Clauses Act lias been pre-
sented to the .Manlcliial Council, signed by
the owners ot more than one-tenth of the
value of the real property In the City ot
\ Ictorla. ua shown by the last revised as-
sessment roll, reiiuestiug the siiJd Council
to lntroilu(.-c a by-luw with the objects
herein appearing':

And wlierca.s the Council by a resolution
littsscd by a two-thirds vote of the mem-
bers thereof, affirmed that the said work
of local Improvement benefits the municip-
ality at large and that It
would he luetiultable to raise
the whole co.st of such iniproyemeiit
by special assessments upon the persons
(iltjierwlse assessable therefor, and the
Council iiropose to contribute one-hnlf of the
total cost of $27,000, namely, the sum of
J13,,">(M.i out of the revenue of the municip-
ality :

Aud whereas for the purposes aforesaid
It Is Intended to raise by way of loan upon
the credit of the said city the said sum of

*i;i.5oo.

And whereas it Is intended to make such
coutrlbutlon in ten equal pa.vments at the
lime and In the manner hereinafter pro-
vided;

And whereas the whole rateable land and
lraprovement,s or real property of the said
Conioratlou of the City of Victoria, accord-
lai; to the last revise<l assessment roll for
the .year 11)01, was S14,00;i.BS5:

And whereas the total amount required
to bo raised annually by rate for paying tho
debt which will he created hereunder and
tho interest thereon and tor creating un
annual sinking fund for the payiueut olT of
the said debt within ten years according to.
law is $1,815:

-\ud whereas It •,vll! rocmlre an annual
rate of 13-100 of 1 will in the dollar for
paying the new am nniJ Interest;

And wUor^ftU this bylaw may not be al-
lervd Of Mbealed except with the consent
" the Lieutenant-Governor In Council;

Therefore tlie .Municipal Council of the
Corporation ot tho City of Victoria enacts
a.!.- follows; o

1. The Corporation snail contrlbnto the
stun of Sl.'i.ooo toward" „v*-t Al fTi-

said r.ielted wn- .•V-'.flfl 0081 Of.tBe**.

ten e iuai L "^"^ Of lotftl ImDrdVfelUeflt pf

Vf^„ ■ P^'''"*^'"" on the days Uei-ehf^
■iftpi; provided for payment of tho rate lev-
reundcr.

led hcri'undcr.
1 -. Jt shall be Inwful for the JLn
< OM"'!'-'ll Ion of flic City of Victor

the

St to the city of

cultural Implements. Cor. Johnson and

Government.

UlCKMAN TYB HARDWARE CO., LTD -
'uiporter of Iron, steel, hardware, pipe
flttlng.s. cutlery, etc. Mlulug aud Mill-
ing supplies a specialty.

(^leurirla. on the uurlli hy the uiitli imrailel.
Mild on tile west bv tile bouiidarv of the
E, & .X. Railway Land (iranl.

LEOXARI) II. SOr,I.Y.

Laud CouiiiilsslnDer.

COFFEB A\D SPICE BULLS.

S'1'E.MLKR .<;.- EARLR-ColTee. Snlcos.
Mustard nnd Baking Powders, Pembroke
btreet, uear (iovcrunient.

VK'-roiilA COKEEE SPICE MILI..'-;--
(Ifhee and mills. MS ( Joveriiiiiciit street
.V. ,). .^.iirley, I'roiirietur. ;|U|,

SECOND HAND DEALERS.

DAICEItS AND COXFICCTIOXEri.S.

J.-V.MES H.\V--Simciie street, near .N'eiizles,
two nice lots. SI.IKK). Apply 40 (lovern-
ment street. .B C. Land & Investment
Agency, Limited.

-OAK BAY— A few good water lots left.
Apply 40 Government street. B. C. Land
»V Iniestment Agenc.''. L!mlte«I.

STRAWIli'/llUV VALE PARK— .TA miles
from city. In blocks of five acres each;
cheap, and very ea.sy terms: from S40 to
$100 per acre. Apply 40 Government
street. B. O. Land & Investment Agency
Limited.

FOn S.t.I,E-PARSI LANDS.

VICTORIA A. XI) LAKl^l DISTItlC'l'S-
About 700 acres, within ,'1 miles from i>ost
office: 201) acres under cultivation:
splendid ooll; or will sell In lots to suit
purchaser, very clicao. Apply 40 Gov-
ernment Htreot. 11. C. Land & Invest-
ment Agenoy. Limited.

3''.\RM. ,".iX) acres, cxcidlent land, all leve:.
feu'-ed rich lihick loam, nearlv 'JIV) acre.><
cl(>ared. One ot the lluest farming proii-
perties on the Island, oalv Hi miles from
Victoria. Bold for halt Its value. Price
33,v<X). A. Williams, 101 Yaloa street. J2

E J. BITTEXCnURT. the leading second
haml_ dealer and commission merchant,
148 Vates and 5-i Johusoa street, m24

DRAYIUIBN.

JOSEPH DEAXEY— Offlco. 68 Wharf St.
Telephone 171.

LXION-SIADE CIGARS.

M. BAXTLY. 155 Fort Street, manufacturer
of line quality cIk ars. Xothing but the
best brands ot tobacco used. Established
1883. Tel 382. m8

WHOLESALE & HIDTAIL IlUTCIIEnS.

L. GOODACHE—Coniractor to Boyal Navy
nnd Dominion Government. Phone 82.
Cor. Jobnson and Ooverumcnt Streets.

INSUR INCB.

IX SURE In the Ottawa Fire lasnmnce Co.,
bcio'w the Board rates. B.. C. B. Bag-
• shawe. acent.' ,---\-, • j 7 ■ ../^^ 38

SI R. SMITH & C(i

-Maniiractnrers of all
Eaiicy Itiscults and C

A'ictoria. I!. ('.
s of Plain and

THE SCOTCH HAKEUV AMI
1 loXEUV. 1():j Douglas St.
iresli and clean.

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

WM BLAIU-ArHstlc Photognapher, 00
^ates St., Victoria, B. O. I2;i

A BY LAW.

Eualiie the Corporation of the City 0:
Vletnria to r.orroiv Si,iO,000 to be ajitdlei

•t, fo

the

rtli.

jiitral. and Sondi
rds on .Monday, the 'Jltb dav of
.lune Instant, llial the poll will be keid
open betwi'cn the iKdirs of elcht o'clock a.
in. iinil fnnr o'clock p. m.. and that Wililain
Waller Northcott will be ihe Retiiriiliig
Officer to take the said vote.

AVBLLIXGTON J. DOWLEIt.

City Clerk's (iffhc. llth .Tune. v.\\\.

ehool I'l

nios

d Tr

I'lK ■I'OCUAPinC SI7PPLIES-R. Muvn
ard. -11 I'aiKlura ,Sr. All kinds of pluito-
gra|>hlc material for amateurs anil pro-
ressional,s; Kodak.s. Poinws, Koronas
I remos. Bte,. Same block Mrs R. Mavii-
* .A""* Studio: also views of British
Columbia and Alaska for sale.

Kame Block— Mnynard's STioc and Find-
ing Store, 41 Pandora St. Boots, Shoes,
Leather nnd Shoe Findings, Phone ,'!(Wb

SISIAIM DYB3 WORKS.

PAISLEY DYE WORKS-Tel. 410. The

old reliable; established 1885, U4U
lates street.

'^"ITISH COLUMBIA.-Tel. 2O0.- Largest
established: country orders solicited.
141. Yates; Street. ^„

Whereas the 'tuard "f ^
iiursininrc of the iiruvlsioiis of section ,';t
•■r the I'uldic Seboiiis .Act have iireparcd
and laid before the Couucil of the Corpora-
tion of the City of Victoria a detailed i>stl-
iiijile of the sums reunired iiv tbetn
amuiintiim lo S:!0.(XIO. which Mini Is r.'ciulr-
ed lo meet specl.ii nr extraordimirv (^Xjieii-
ses let-ally inenrralile hv ilie said huanl.
viz-- the erectiiHi ot Imlidhms fur a Mlgll
School;

Aud wliereas Ihe Coiiiiell have tlnallv dis-
iiPIiriivcd of the payment of the salil esti-
mated sum of $;!0.l)0() out of the ciirt'ciit
.icars revenue, and of such disapproval
have given due notice to the Board' of
,School 1'riistees:

And wliereas the secretary ot the Board
nf School Trustees has made 11 written
reuuesi to the Oiuiicll to submit for the
assent of Ihe electors In the manner prc-
(•crllied by .seclion (18 of the Municipal
CIau.<,es Act, a by-law iiutliorialng the pro-
posetl expenditure and the rnislni: of the
money renuired to defray the same upon
the credit of the niiiniclpallty ;

.\iid whereas It Is Intended to raise the
said sum of ?."n,000 by way ot loan upon
tlie credit of the Corporation of the City
of Victoria:

And whorons a petition under section flfl
of tho .Municipal (Minuses Act has been
presented to the Jliinleinal Council, .flgi.ed
by the owners of more than ono-teti'h of the
vnliie ot the real prunerty In the City ot
Victoria ns shewn by the Inst revised
Assessment Roll, reiiiiesting the said Coun-
cil to Intrniliice 11 hv law with the herein-
before recite;! ohiects:

And whereas the total niuotint required
to be raised nnnuallv liv rale for renavlair
tlio aald debt nnd the Interest thereon and
for creiiting an annnal sinking fund for
pnylnir the said debt within fifty years
according to law Is $1,400,00:

And whereas the whole rateable land ,md
Iniprovements or real property of the said
Corporation of the ."^aid Olt.v ot Victoria
.nccnrdlng to tho la"t revised Assessment
Roll for the year 1!X)1 Is $14,003,083,00:

A IJY-LAW.
UELATI.XG TO JAMES BAY MI D
JT-ATS.

Whereas the present state aud coiiilltl
of the James lt.ay Mud Kbits Is so iiiis.i
Itary as to ninsfltnti' a nulsniice diingeio
'u he. llth and the contlniiaiKc of the ea
iiiiiil tiais In their present state and ei
ilitiun e<in.^t itntes ;i eintlnulnu- and si

l^^ lucnace to the public lie.iltli of 1

cit;

And whPriMis the Council of the Coriiur-
iiliciii coii.stllnies the Local Hoard nf
HonlUi III and for th'e Muuiclpalllv of the
Clt.r of Victoria:

And whereas the Cimpidl of the C'lriiora-
tlon of tile Cltv of Vlciiiria have hy rcsi>-
Mifiun dete.-niined that the iiiilsaiiee so e\-
istiiii.' shall he ahnled by the lillliiL; In of
tile said mud Hats \vliereliy periiiaiiciit
roa.ls and highways may be coustnictcd
thereon;

-Villi whereas the earrvlni: out of the
work meiithiiied will be SI ."ii i.tHM). and It is
ili'sired liy the Cmiiieil of tin- C-<iri>iiratiiui
to raise such sum bv way of loan uiioii tlie
I'redit of the Coriioratlon of the City
Victoria:

And whereas the y,lioIe rateable land and
Improvements or real property ot the said
Corpoo-atlon of the City of Victoria accord-
ing to tho Inst revised Assessment Roll for
the year 1001 was $M,0O3,'n8.'i,0O:

And whereas the total amount required
to be raised annually by rale for paving
thi> debt which will tie created hereunder
and the Interest thereon and for creating
an annual sinking fiind for the imyment
oIT of the said debt within fifty years ac-
cording to law is ST.sno.OO:

And whereas It will rentilre an annnni
rnte of live-eighths of a mill In the dollar
for hnying the new debt and Interest:

And whereas a petition under section fiO
of the Mun'clpfll Clauses Act has been i>re-
Ronted'i t(S the KTunloIbnl Connelt signed by
the owners of more tlinn "np-tenth In value
of the real property m tho Olty of Victoria
ns shewn' by the last revised As&ejsment

' • '•'''■' •-'. • ,'?'.'■■ ■;'''■')"•<; 'I"./';.--

s'l-iir;inL- the said brldu-i
and it Is desired bv the (.'ouni'li of fije Cor-
por.it ion to raise such sum by way of loan
I'pun till- credit of the Corporation the
City of \-ie|orln:
j .\iid wliereas the whole nileablc land nnd
Improvenients ur real pimiertv of the .said
I eurpuratiun of tlie cliy uf Victoria aei nrdin-
' lu the last revised assessment roll for the
I year Itmi was SU,00;!,i)S.'i ;
I And whereas llie total amount reiiulred
I III be raised numi(;ll.v by rate tor paving
Ihe ilebt which Will be created lierennder
and the Interest thereon, and for creailuL'
an auuual sinking fumi for the pavmeiit oil'
of the said dclit witliln titty years accord-
ing to law, Is .i;;!.!!!;,-!;

And whereas It will reniilrc nn annual
rate uf ;! intlt of one inlM in the dollar fur
paying the new debt and interest;

.\iiil i\-hcre,.,s a petition under .^ertlun (;:)
of the .Miiiiicipal Clauses A -t has liecii pre-
'^ellteil lu the .Mnillclpnl Cumiell sit'tleil by
tlie owners nf innre than oiie-icnlii in value
uf the real nroperty In the Citv of Victoria,
as shown liv the last rcvl.sed assessment
roil, reiiuesting tile said council to Intro-
duce a by-law with the oblcets herein an-
penrlng:

And whereas this Iiv-law iiiav not lie
altered or ri'peiiled exi'cpt with tlio ciui-
sent of the Lleiitena n t-i luvernur in Cimneli;

Therefore the .Muiilciiial ('uiiiicll of the
Coi-ponillon of tile Citv uf N'letoria enacts
as follows:

1. It shall bo lawful for the Mavor of the
Curiioratloii of Mie Ciiv of \-|etorla tu Imr-
i-nw np.in t!i.' ■•reillt uf the said Curiiura-
tliiii bv war ut till, debeui iin-s herelnarter
ii;uii! lulled friini anv iiersmi ur per-uns ur
liuih ur liodles curpuraie v.ho may lie wlli-
liiL' lu advance the same ns a loan :! sum

uf niuney tint eXeeedini.' Ill the whnle the

siini uf .fT.'i.ixm curreiicv or sterilui,' iiiuiiey,
at the rate of 4.,S(i 'l-W dollars to the puuiiii
stinlini:, and to muse all such sums so
raised or received to be ilald Into the hands
i>f the Treasurer of tlio said Coriioratlon,
tur the imrpuscs ami with the object liereln-
before recited:

•J. rt shall be huvful for the .stilil Mavor
lu eans.^ anv number of didieiitures t'l be
inade. eM-iuted. and Issued for such Minis
:i-s niay be reiiulred, nut ex-
eeeillnu'. huweyer. tile sum of $7,'i,00<>.
el'her In i iirrcncy or sterlinc inonev (nt the
rale aforesaid), each of the wild debentures
beliiL' of the amoffnt of $1,000 or its sterling
eiiiiivaleut at Hie rate aforesaid, nnd nil
such didientures shall be sealed \yith the
seal of tile said Corporation and .signed iiy
tile :Mayor then>uf:

:i. The said delienliires sliall bear tho
dale of the Lsf day of Autrust, 11X11, and
:-)liall be made pa.vnbh' In tlftv years from
salil date, at such place, either In Great
tlrltain. the United Stntes of Amerleix or
the Dominion of Canada, as may be desig-
nated thPTCon. anl sflinll have ottaehed to
them coupons for tho payment of Interest,
nnd tbe siirnattiros to the Interest coupons
may lie either written, stamped, printed
or Iltiiograplicd.

4. The said debentures shall bear Inter-
est .It the rate of four per cent per aii-
mmi from Ihe date thereof, which Interest
shall be payable halt-vcnrly nt such place
either In Great Britain, the United States
of America, or the Dominion of Canada, as
may be expressed In the debenture and cou-
pon.

.1. It shall he In^wfnl for the said Mayor
to cause the said debenture and Inten-st
coupons, either or bolli, to he made payable
nt such place, either In Great Britain, the
t'nitid StiitM of America, or In the Donilu-
loii of {/aniidn. ns ma.v be desired.

11; It sliall be lawful for the Mayor of the
pfild Corporatlbn to dispose ot tho said do-
'Uentiirca nt a rate below par, nnd to
lautUorlze the Treasurer to pay out of the
snins so raised by the snio of the .'said do.
bontrpR, all expenses connected with the
jPtcparatloD' and'-lttUoKraohlnE ot the deb'ea-.

lyor of tlio
. ria to bor-
row upon the credit of the said (Virporation
hy way uf the lielicntnres iicndnaftcr iiien-
tluneil fruin anv persuii nr persons ur body
or bodies corporate, who may be willing to
adyaiice the same as a loan
a sum of money not exceed-
imr In the whole the sum ot Sl.'l,50(>
i.urrciicy or sterling money, nt the rate of
i..^(i '2-3 dollars to the one pound sterling,
and to cause all such sums
so raised or recelveil to be
paid Into the hands of the Treasurer ot tie
said Corporation for the purposes and
with tlio object hereinbefore rceited.

li. It shall be lawful for Ihe said JIayot
lo cause any iitiinber of debentures to be
made, exei-utcd ami Issued for such SUmt
as may be renuired, not exceeding, how-
ever, the sum of Slli.WK). either in currency
or sterling money (at the rate aforesaid),,
each of tho ,snld debentures being of the
amount ot $500 or Its sterllnu' eiiuivaient, nt
Ihe rate aforesaid, and all such debentures
shall be scaled with Iho seal of the said
Corporation and signed by the Mayor there-
of.

4. The .n.ilil debentures shall boar data
Ihe lirst dav of August. 11)01. and shall In;
iiuulc payable In ten years from said date
at such place either In Groat Britain, tlia
l'lilted States of America, or tlie Dominion
uf Cunadn. as may be designated thereon,
and shall have attached to thorn coupons
fur the payment of Interest, and the sig-
natures to the Interest coupons mn.v be
either written, stamped, printed or lltho-
gra tilled.

,">. Tbe said delientures shall bear Interest
at the rate of fuur per cent per annum from
the dale thoreof. wliicli Inlerest shall bo
payable half yearly at siicli place, either In
Croat Ilritn'n, the United States of Amer-
ica or the Dominion of Canada as may be
expressed lu the debenture nnd coupon.

n. It shall he lawful for tho said IMavor to
(•niise the s^ild debeiitnres and tile Interest
cuupuns, either or bolh, tu lie iniiilc payalile
at sucb place either In llreat llrlta'n, the
riillcd Slates uf Anierlea or in the DdiuIu-
ioii of Canada, as mav be desired.

7. If deenicd advi-alde by the Mavor.
tiicre shall In the said debentures, be re.
served iu ihe Ciinioiat Ion the rlL'bt upon
anv fntiiro consnlidai lun of llie deheiituro
liirtehtediiesa of the city, to sulis'ltulo de-
bentures ot such consolidation secured upon
the c'ty generally. Such consolidated de-
bentures shall contain the like
covennnts, conditions, nnd restrictions a*
nri' contained In the delienltiies Issued 111
pursiiaiiee of this bv-law: and in each de-
benture Issued hereunder a clause eoiidl-
tinne<l f.ir sueli substitution may be in-
serted.

S. Eur the purpose ot ra'slng auiiunllv tin?
reiiulreil sum for the payment of tho interest
on tlie said delientures durlni.' t;Iieir cur-
rency, tlere sliall be raised annualiv thi»
sum of ,?fiio. and for tho purpose of cre:it-
Itig the s'nking fund nfor(>sn'd for the pay-
ment off ot the debt at matur'ty there shall
be raised annually tho snra of $1,17.'>.

n. For the purpose nf the pnymont of the
said sums In the next preceding parn-
irrapli mentioned tliei-e shall l>e raised and
levied in each year a rate of i:t.l(>l of a
mill In Mm dollar on all the rateable biiiil
and imprnvements in the Citv of Victoria
diirlnL' the continuance ot the sii.id deben-
tures or any of them.

10. This by-law shall before tho lln'il pass-
Inir thereof, receive the ansent of lh'> elect-
rics of tho said corporation In the manner
provided for In the Municipal Clauses Act.
end sbnll take elfect on tbe third day of
Jnlv. inoi.

1 1. This by-Inw shall be rlted the Gov-
ernment strept Pavlne Loan (City's Share)
liy-liiw. IDOI."

Passed the >runlclpal Council on the third
day of June. 1901.

Take notice that the .Timvo I1 a truo^
cnpy of tbe proposed bv-law unon which
the vote of the >Tiirilclp^ilt'y will be tnko'i
nt the Piilillc .Af.irknt H'li'dln'r, Cormorant
Hereof, for the North, Central, nnd South
■^Vnnls. on Mondov thn 24Mi day of
.Itine Instant, tiint- t-l'e p-ll will be kept
open between the hours of eight o'clock n.
n. nnd four o'clock p. in., nnd that WllUam
Walter X"orthcott wl!' be tho Returning
Officer to take the said vote,

WELLINGTON J. DOWLER.

C. M. O. ,

• City Olerk's Office, llth June. 1001. .J

8

Cowichan Farming Property

FOR_SALE

One of the most attractive aiul improved fiirms in this District for sale, cou-
taJnine 130 acres. Tlwre is a fu st-i'la.sH rosi<U'nc.' on Tlie i)roperty, a good burn
and out-liotisos. It is a well-improved limn, in lirstoliiss ordor, tho soil beiujjr of
the very best. For fnller ati.l further particulars apply to

PEMBERTON & SON, - 4:5 Fort Street

THE WEATHER.

AUCTiOWS BY

Meleor.iln-iral ( llTk-e.
Vlctulla, .June l.'i.--.S |1. Ul.

svMii'sis.

■riio ljureiiii-icT Is lil-li fruui
lUrilioo suullnviud to iipiu-r
California, uuil this urea ex-
tends from tlic J'aelftc to the
western slope "f the Itoeky
iiU)iiMt:ilns. LItfht showers fell
;u He.iUervlllo: with tills e.\-
ei'ptlim lilie weiitlier thruuKlioiit
tlie Norlli l':i.-lilc seeiloii liiis I'een lirljrlil
iiMil Ii'iiiperai ui-cs have Ijcimi hl;.'liiT, reaeh-
• In;; t.» '.12 In the vallev of llie Su.'niiiienlu.
Kast ot the Rookies; ;i vast area of h.u- pri-s-
snie eentere.l in .Manlt..h;l. fevers 1 lie
Northwest provinces. Sliuwers iiave l)een
Keneral anil at Minneii.isa wliero it is siiii
rnlnlni:. I.IS Indies liuve faliea since a.
in. The leniperature lias risen at must

IlllilllS.

TBMPBRATUUK.

MIn. Ma.\.

A'litoria 4T lin

New Westminster lH

Kiiniloops , 4tl "t

Iljirliervliie :« eC,

Oalu-arv

WiMllilic;.-

li.

incis

7 1

•J I

lur.-

i.'(iiU':c.\s'r.s.

from n a. ni. ll'aeltle timoi.

I.Il'Iii '>r
■ ■r\\. fair
,\iMHilav.

iiio'icraii

■li.cla aid \-i.|lliIv

^^iicN. i'hirllv s..u

l,.,lav .air. I i,r,.l,alil.
uer .Maiiihiiei: l-i:;lil ..r iiii"lcrale wlii.is.

lair ami warm Iwilav ami pr ilialil.v .M"n-

day ;

VIfToitl.\ U.Vll.V I!i:i<llt|i.

LEADING ADOTIONEEItS.
STOCK AND SHAUB BUOKliliS,

ID.

ETC.

Farnlture »Qd Furnished licjldencea
bought tor cash. Auction conducted any-
where. 17 j-eara experience. If you wish
to reach the hc-st class ot buyers consult us.
Steam heated sale rooms In best business
block In the city. TclephoDe tl83.

AUCT

ItelM'rl for -.'I li
servHiiiins
r> p. m.

,iailv a I ,". .1,

s.viM i;ii.\ V.

I'et-.

llel

.11 ..f Ih
ii'.rl li.

. . . .i; niii.

t miles east.

...Ill Lowest...
>f weather -Fair

-Vveiii^'i- slate '
Jtain— .OLi Ineh.
Snns-Ulm — lit hours .10 nilauies.
BaiN>nieter at iioou— '>l>.si>rved . . . .

Oorrccted ....
Ni:\v \vi:sr.M i.NSi iMt

Uaraineii'r at .'> |i. ni. ( •nrrcci cii .

. .3l>.l'J7
. .Mo.Ui;

Your sidelioai'd at lioiiie is iiieimipii't i
It Is not slocked with Jesuits .Moore ".\
wUl.skey.

VIOTORIA TIDES.

I'-or the Jlonth of .Imie. lilOI.
{Issued liy llie 'i'idiil .siiiivev llramMi of tlio
llepa rt nieiit of file .Murine ami Klslieries.
,<ltl.iwa.i

Tile zero of llie iiccnininuivin:r scale er>r-
rospdiels to till' iivi'niL'e Invvi'st vearlv tiile,
niici IS.:', fe,-r aiiove tlie sill ef tlie ICsoni-
niiiit Hrv Uiwli.

The time usimI is I'ik IiIc Stamlard for the
120 meridian west. It Is counted from O
to U4 hours, from midnlzhc to mtduleht.
The helL'ht Is In feet and tenths of a foot.

•t -

a a

Time.
H't.

Time.

a p Eb

in

Time.

1 Sa

. .0 n 8.3

8 40 1.0!18 32 7.1

1!) 4.1

7.1

2 s .

. .0 -to S.4

!l 10

1.2!l!l.'20 7.:i

•20 2:1

7 ;i

3 M.

. .1 10 S.4

44

l.n|'2(l02 7.4

21 O.'i

7.4

4 Tn

. .1 :!.S HA

10 21

(I.S '20 »1 7.r.

21 .".0

6 W.

. .'i S..'i

11 01

o.ii '2or>.s 7.r,

22 45

7.4

fi Th

..2 ao H.O

1 1 4.'!

1.2 21 (Kl 7.4

7 P .

. .0 10 7.2

H 11

7.r>ll2 '27 1.7

7.4

8 Sn

. .2 10 8.7

4 in

O.H l.'i 14 2.1!

20 "iS

7.(>

S .

•M IT, .'!.()

21 12

7.S

10 M

!.4 SO 4.0

2.S

ri.-.'i 1 ."s H.O

21 Hi!

SI

11 Til

. .,"1 Hi :i.,s

11 :i2

l.'i ri2 4.7

22 fM5

1'2 \\-.

. ..") fill 2.i;

l.'i '22

ri.n K) 4(> .'■) 4

22 lis

8.11

i;i Th

. .(! 10 1.1)

14 .'iO

(Lrjina!) o.i

12

0.2

14 P

. .7 20 0.7

].-.

7.018 3:1 0.7

23 4U

0.4

15 Sa

. .8 01 0.2

1(1 ri4

7.4; IH 21) 7.0

10 S .

. .0 20 !> 4

s -i;!

0.117 40 7.0

20 27

17 .M .

. .1 i:i 0.2

!t 'J."i

0.2 I. S l.S 7.7

21 27

18 Til

. .1 TiO S.ll

11H«!

O.ii l.s IM 7.S

•22 2'.)

11) W

. .2 47 M..'i

Ill IS

11..-, IP H) 7.7

2:i :i4

li.7

20 Th

. .:i .'ill 7.f;

n 211

1.2 l!i '.".1 7.,S

21 F .

. .o l.-i (l .t

l.'J7

(l.s 12 no 2.1

10 47

7.8

22 Sn

. .2 P!

.-i.P 12 .■.0 :!.(>

20 l>!l

7.S

21! S .

.1 :!o .-,.()

S i"7

ri.2 l.'i .■)2 .'l.P

7.0

21 M .

. ..'■> .'iU 1.2

lo .'ll

.^.o 1 1 1(1 4.7

21 (17

S.ii

2r, 'I'll

. ,(! OS

i;i ;ii;

'>. 1 l.'>01) 5.4

21 30

s.l

2l\ \V

.f) .'11

22 1 1

S 2

27 Th

....■") .".7 2.(1

22 42

s.:i

28 F .

.7 IP 2.2

2:t M

s. 1

2ft .Sa

.7 4:1 1 8

2:1 .'i7

s.r>

SO S .

.811 1.4

1

Desirable Furniture

Surgical luslruments, Etc.

OS

Mmki Jiiiie i9t!i

AT 2 P. M.

rarllcnliirs Tnosilav ninrnlntf.

•i iii: (•.|-Tiii'.i:i;i' r.Knw Ni: en..
Leaiiimr .\iici i.meers.

For Sale

CHEAP

A compieto Assay I'iiinl. Ciieiiilcuis

irii-; I'.in'niiKitT-iinowNi: co..

JONES, GRANE&OO

We arc Instructed to .sell \iv Auction ;it our
Mart. 7;! Yules street.

2p,iii.TyGS(iau,Jiin6l8

VEUY. Ui:SIU.VI!I.K

Furniture and Effects

( ■.iiiiprislie;: Verv nice <'otiai.'e I'iaiio;

.sri,!;iiiii u.vMA.sK r(i\i-;iti':i) iiici)

1,1 il'.Nii i: ; HeiiiMoiii Suites; Iloiiiiie iiml
'i'iirce (Jiiarler IPalsleiiils; Sprlnj.'-i'il;;e, lio.x
Woven Wire ami Wo.ii ■L\,\, .Miitlnisses;
Wiisluslands: lirop I.enf and Occ. Tallies;
Clialis ami U.wliers; IIANDSCMK ISUASS
FK.VDKIIS AND IRONS: Carpets; Tiibie
and Uanclni; I/am|>8; Kitchen Tables and
Cliairs; Kitchen Utensils; rprlL-ht IP.iier;
Kltclie.i riitiiie suitable for Res! .• iira tit :
11. 'rs' Trunks: Sewln;; .\la.-Uliies; lil-

vcl,.
Tel. 2!) I.

JONl.:S, PKANIO >V
Dominion ( ioveriiiiient .\

I -asli.

Successful

Garden Party

Given at Armadale Yesterday by
Ladies of Reformed Episco*
[pal Church.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

JOSHUA DAVIES

AUCTIONEER.

Das received Instructions from the lion.
J. II. Turner to sell at his. residence, Pleas-
ant street, prior to his departure for Ehk-
lanil, ALL bis household farnlture and fur-
nlshlDRs.

Further particulars with eat&Ioiiucs and
cards of admission will be Issued at a fu-
ture date.

JOSHUA DAVIES,

Auctioneer.

AUCTIONEER

Under inst rnel ions from tlie Hon. W.
\\'eils. Chiei' Ciitiiiuissi.iiier of Liiiids
ami Works, I will sell l.y [iiiiili,-

I Bl

THE AUCTIONEER

Under Instructions I will sell at my snle-
roooiB. 77, 79 and 81 Douclass street.

Thursday June 20, at ii a.m.

.\ L.ar;;e Quiititlty of

BAGGAGE

Conslstlnc of TRUNKS. VALl.'^ES, HAGS
and their Contents.

Also at the -same time and place ;! ROLLS
OF .\i:\V OILCLOTH. \ l•}^'I•;TIA.^•
BLINDS. BTC.
Terms Cash.

W. T. IIARDAKKU. .Vuctloncer.

Beddiny Plants

I liave Btlll some Rood bcddlne plants left.
Do not delay plautlne lonser.

EDW. ALEX. WALLACB.
inrertavtsb Nursery.

Decorated Bicycle and Carriage
Parade BrilliaDt |-<;ature
of the Fet?.

at tile ItoarJ of 'J'riulc Iliiililinj;, N'icloriii,

Wednesday, July iT, 1901
at 12 o'clock, noon

I'lli: (laVKK.V.MK.NT TOWNSITK

ov

Tulameen

White fnil;s Ls pei-ullar. said Krustu.i
riiiklev; iiii>,'lil.v peculiiir.

Whu'M lie nialtcr wif 'cm'; aslie.l Miss
.Mlatiia llrouii.

Iicy licejis ii-ciiiiiplaiiiin' an" a c.niplaliiiir
'iiiiiit lie way yuthuh iieoiile's cii|,.ki.ns
eiiuies Into ih'.v all's yahds. it do seeiu nu-
Ki-atefnl.— VVaslilnston Star.

I BET TER TH AIN EVER |
I 1

1 Ogilvie s Hungarian |

I Glenora Patent I

i' AKE DISTINCTIVE BRANDS OP FLOUR, MAVINQ NO EQUAL ♦>

X . X

The public are warned against substitutes and other ^.

Manitoba Flonr repre.sented as good as Ogilvie's. ♦!*

I O^ilvSe's Hungarian is the best Flour in the World
Itt and has no equal.

j|| DAILY CAPACITY OF MILLS, 7300 BARRELS l|

CONTRACTS OF ANY
MAGNITUDE EXECUTED.

Complete Installations Our Specialty.
Finest Class of Machinery —a.

The Hinton Electric Company^ Limited,

VICTORIA and VANCOJVER

111.

■ii.

...... t... I 111 I i'l"I'i:i; I'I,.\'i'.S at I li.- I'l iKKS

!■' n h.\.\i i:i:.\ itn iiu ami n i -ri.;ii

I!I-;i;k. at the .siiiilh cml of nTTIvU \'AI.-
utru »f the ureal niinlni; dis

■llcll 11 still-

I hill colli,! ill
eollilitiiili.s 111
iiinr... Till. SI

:i.|

:iii i at .Vniiiiilale yester
ill 1,1 111 alTiiir. iiinl relied
ip..:i IIh.s,. |a,|i,..s ,„• tl,,
I llie lii iiii iiii-.l i;pis<'o|i.il I I-KV. in the
ssi,i..,| ill iiial;iii- 111,. I'e 1 rict of
s. 'Ihe u,:iili,-r uas ii
lesiri-d, anil wiili nil .,t'ii
iralil,., tile al 1 rii.la ii.-,. \m
le I III I he la w lis. lie.-,i li I 111.

mil aliDiil till' ]iii-ltiresiiii>. \\ ImsO .-..al iiiiM.-iir..~ liavi- 1

1 siirroiiii,! till. liii,. , ii.ri li .,i ■ r I 1,.\ .\l I ; I : .\ ■ Ti.v

IT -Macilnllal.l Wlli,.ll In. I •'■"'- cUcllilIll- in till- s..utli I

SIMILKAMEEN

isll.

I...,. Ills
lielleiltl
petlileil ii,>l
clia rill ill;; si
111 telliia lire,
ties, ^.'iviii;;
lirilliani see
ever, was I

,,.,,,,,,,„„,„ .,.,„ „. - I.MII.KA\li-:i.).\ river. ••Tl l..\M|.:i:.N ...

f , t ic .i-.llliclll ;.-. uas lui; l„,.a,|.,l li, ,h... l'l-:.\Ti:i.: Ill-' TIIK .'.lAI,

' '"■'"•'■'I "I"'. !i..I I. Illy wa.s vvliicii arc ie-li,- vi-i.ri,iislv pi-..-,

:;-lil sun lici,i;liti.iiiii.; I h,. pri'iiv till- pcci,,| ii,i,ler licenses isMii..i liv i lie l.aiiiis
■licels. I, 111 liri-lillv lie,.,, rale. I anil WotKs 1 )e|uri meiii .
iirlistiiallv iieslleij in the slimle ' 1 VI I '1 ,1C A N 1 > [•|,A(i-;il .\1 1 .\ I .1 re
llie trees. Kiirlaiiils uece siis- ^vi.rlicil ,.i, liraiiite uii.l Slnie freeks

' iii'l I.OUI) .Ml.MMi is attra. :int: miicli at- i

leiillen friiiii 111,' ricil ore ruuiul mi i<l-:i.l.1-. !
I-J.m;I.K. ilTTKlt ami 1 '.DI '1.1 > IMt I'KKi-JKS

.\re net iiia.ie iiv lieepiii;; imu'ev in the

iiaiii;. ■i'iii:v .\iti'. .\iAii|.; iiv i.v\'i:sT-

.Mi-:.\T.'<. ri:iii'i.i: wiin ii.wio i.wi:st-

Kl> IS I'A l.ll'i >liNl .\ OIL SilAliKS IIAVH
lilCilW.N ICiCIl I.N A .N'liillT. These
sliicl;s iiave lieen sold at l.'i, I'd and oo
ceutH, JUHt to realiiie sulTlcleut cash to sliiU
a well. TIIKSK WKLLS HAVE STRUCK
OIL. and the Khares In coiiseciuence have
jiiinpeil In a iilnlit to 10 times their eust.
■i'lll.; CIIS'I' Di-' PitOlil'CINC A IIAKIIHI.
iiK OIL IS cents. I'i' is WDUTIl A.S IT
IS Fll.l.hUi I.'ild.M Till.; \V|.;i.l, 1)0 cents.
.Ni. Iruiilile to lliiil a marliet. .No trc.iilile tii
tal;e It .'VXI miles to a smelter. .Ml vmi
Iiave 111 (ill is til sell it. .V verv inrce per-
cciitiiL'e of till' eiiniiiaiiies liiMC liri'ii suc-
cessful.

lis Were siis-
Ir,.,- Ill tree, nml the iiiiiiiv
iiiier ^.'owiis .if the lailies ii,
ilile.l to the ii:iliirill lieiltl-
III ever rliaiiLTiii:,' s,.,-,,..;
•s. 'rill. ]iretliesl si-lil ll, lu-
ll -ateil llie.lcle ail.i i lir-

' I'KiL'e pa 1 .hi... St art iiiL' rr.iiii tlie en-
[ Iraiii-e ,,,, ( sli .-el. !e,| l,v 11 1 1 i-!i-

j lllll'l, leiler. llie |l.-iraile \vllei.|e,i al.iiii; l!ii.

. riirriiifje way.s, whicli were liiid 1,-, >pei .
lators who npidanded viKorniisly. t,, ih,.
Niajraru Htreol oiitraiici. aiul iheii reiurie
iiii; Iiy the ^:■.\^.^ I'mm wliii-h ihn- ha.l
I siaiieil. the Mevdisis eii-.-ld up,,,, the
lliiwii Iicfore I,. .ply .Inly, .Mrs. .1. 1|. Tur-
iii'i-, Mrs. reini.erlon and ..Mrs. lliu-
waiii, \vli.( weif the jud).'i-s. l.eadin-
the cyelists, wlioso rui>ks iiiclinieil .s.«iiie
with siriluiii: ami pretty eoMtiniies a^
Well as Iiiii>,'lialik> (•hnrn(^l^»r^st ics, \vas I'.
II. I.iiniidy, who npiioareil us "the iliisl;y
liriile." lie wore ii liri^'ljt cotton Weti-

iliiii: dress, with veil, aiul curried a Iki».

<|iii t. His sli,„.s were over t!ie nilllllHT i ill liii'rehii.ser

ml upiiii th,. Ti l,.\.MlCi-;.N l!.IVi:il

|>N iiit.wi ri: ri;i:i-:K a iidi i;.,. k i'liunc

M i:i-;\.

lieu

o

.\ wolilil-lic .sniiirt II
ler nil an ICinrlisli irai
thiiiUini; lo leii.se a .s;,-i|i
nsiied li.-r if she hel
.loiiiili a inl I lie v. Iiale
slle Slliil. "1.111 when I L

iiier,-ial trm-el-

the nth,-:- il.-IV.

tjiiii .\riiic L'ii'.
1 l!ie .-t.irx- I.;-

I linll'l l<lei^v.'

hen

Oil & Mining

Company

Tlavi' t,.ii iiin,'< the aiii.iiiiil i.f lami seme
nf the eiiiiiiiaiiie.s liav,.. It has iiincli better
prosiieds of strikim: oil than niiin.v oim
pilules had that are itow produeluir huu-
ilr<Hl.s of barrehs per week.

1 ho lands of tho Company

The pr.iiiertv uf th iiipaiiv Is cmiiiirls,',!

I.f >,.et i..ii.i -.'.i ami •Jl i.iwiivlilii •_'! N.ii-ih,
raiiL.- l:; W.--1. .Ml. Iiiado P.ase aiel .M..;-

Iiii. 111. ( I iM I'Kisim; 1-jso .m ui-;-; n|-

M..\Mi. liDINi; .MiNi:i:.\i, l.l n '.VIIuNS

i 1 11 :i-:i ii:i I ti - tii i-: i 'i i.\i I'.ww ipi i\
w iiirii nisi iix i:i:ii:s iii.' nii. .wii
riiAi, ii.w'i-: iii:i:N .\iaiii-;. 'I'li,. lamis

ill limit, ami his imse lil;,. n,, Iialinn sun- I i.|„ns, wlih i-.'
set. Ill t.id Ins \v-!i..|,. i-iisiiiiiii. w;is tilosi I will be'l.ssm>d hd
laiuhalile. I'.illinviiii: liiiii was IJritiin-
iii.-i. with her shielil, li,.|iii,.t ami tri.leiit !
.Miss (). Wils.,11 was 111,, r.ritaiiiiia. iiiei ■

her i-iisiunie was a slriliine ,,ii,.. iip.st r,.p- " ^

reselitative ..| tip. rh ;i c-i , ■ I , . ,■ .she hail lls-
siiine.l. l.'.,|l..wi:iLr came ( 'iiltitiil,i..| I.Mi.ss
.111. lain will, w.iri. a iln-ss with stars iiinl
striiies, ainl eiirrieil a l iiileil States lla_-
ml l.esiile her fiiil,. Mr. I'arker llilihen

^i'i■;^ CitiiN'i-:. mi on-.r Cr.M.k. i
Wi lli-,- mill's niirili ,if '•TI.'L.X- ,
■ I'll,- I'.k- .s<„i, Orunt and I'nrtlaml ,
Willi 1111111, -n^iis others, are eredlleil I

il l \ illev are t.i he fi.iiml wume >;iH>ii ]
ami h.iv hill. Is. ihuse under cnltlvu- |

i.e i;i i\'i-:it\.\ii-:NT waikj.n uoai>I

111 Mi nl.x run< tiipiuBh TCI.A.MKKN. !

1,111. .Mils,, II. ci.n -11111.' Willi trails :

\'i tile priiiei|,al i.,wii., cant iinii smilh. |
■I'he c. i'. i!.\II.W w have lecale.i lines '

"f i-.iil"iiv fr .MiihMiv. llir.iiiL'li Allls.in;

mill (iticr I'rul; Vallev, nlonc nT'i l-: •
I'ltilPK Til 1111 1 I 111 .\«|i,.n tiiv.ve, .^pence's i
■ i" ■ 't.- i:ii,. .if ral'ivay takes !

,1' iiic ■.'.i^ iii..i-;:i. - i,r Hiiich ti'la.mkf:.v

i lim-llsile is 111,. ,-,.1111-,.. .

I All |„is ,,ri.iv.l le- 111.. A.id|„n.-er will
; I>'.' .siilil v\illi.i;t r ;-\i-. CIldW.N i;!t.\.\TS

pellne

ITil

1st ,Iiil>

,1 leriiis

JO^in.'A I>A\ IKS,
Anctloaeer.

GENUINE RARCAINS

-I I

i-r.-l.

asl; .l.iiiali i i" it
the rnunv ni.iii. ••siipp.is.ii'_'
Ihel-e'.' I'll, -11." sail! ill.. i;ii-
l.v. "villi can asl; liiiii."
'■(). wliat a taiiirleil wdi we w
M'lleli iirst we priidlce In ilei
Hut after We have Irieil a hit
\Vc make ii better job of it.

r.aekaehe Is almost liiiineill.Tii..
liv weariiiu' line of rarii-r's Sn
anil Hellailonim llad.a.li.. I'la^t
ont! nml he free from i. iiii. rrl.-
'but there was no seii.m, .li.-,oi

lint.'
he

1 ni

-aiii
isn't

are all. lilt t,.ii iiiil,.s wcs
iiortli of the lown of I'livoh
aiioiit ],-, miles east of the (lailforiila
ami .Von hw est em r,illw,iv" mow lieiiii ex-

lemleil friiiii I'klali.

UN 'I'lii; CI i.M i'.\ VS' s LANDS Till. IN
iiii'.\'i'liiNS Hi' lili-.' |'i:i-;si:ni.-,-. ni-
i'i-ri'i!i ii,i-:i-.M .MM-: Tiii:si;: .\ ~ii..n.r

as .li.hii Iliill. w-ith his ImlL'-iiit: I'liion
.lack waislei.al, spike laih-il ei.ai. Iiiu'h
hat aiiil shnri trousers tm-kcl in the

niosi aiiiiiin,-,i .l.ilin Hull I s. .Mii^s

.Mi-I ii.iial.l l-.il|..w..,l .li-esse.l ill ,-, tyi.icai
c..>Miiiie ..1' a wi.iiiaii of ( 'i riista 111 1 iiopl-..
c.itli .-1 iiiosi i-,,,i-,.,-i Turkish veil aini in
fad a i-.ii-i-ed i-i.siiiiue ill every par-
lii-iilar of a wotiiiiii i.f 'I'lii-liev .Miss

■niloii I'olloweil .Miss .Mell,,lla'l,l, fill
ill^' a Well liee.iiateii wilei-l a t 1 i lei 1 ill a

prelty ;.'owil of wliile. Her wheel was

initeil with liriBliI yelhiu- liiii terll ies.

llie whille lieiliL-- clllsseil as 11 hllllerll.v

wiled. 'I'lieii eaiae -Vli.ss llay as .siiiillow
i-r. a i,i-iL-!ii e.inceil. iiinl t'ollowinj,' iter
-viis .Nil. .Napier ilililu-ii whoHC wheel was
iii i li'ii in 11 liimc sii|«'r-slriictiire. wliieii I In
torined a i.''>od repri'sciil.-it'inti of a bum- iu-\'

A KIM-: ASS(ii;tmI-:NT III-'

LADIKS- .M AMi'I'lIK Sin s
I'l'llLLNii .SICTS
LAOIES' AN'D OKI.VT.S' ITUSirs.
, Til he s.il.1 Ml prices well call in ami sat
islv ymirsdves. .\s we are koIiil' i.iit of
tills II,,,. ,1,,.,- must |„. |.||.ar,.,l. Thev are i.f
llm-sl (piailty.

Till-; li, ('. nitiT, .'<Toiu-:. i

.1. TKAdUK. Jr.. .\Ii;r„ •>- Johnson St. i

1 hone ,■150.

I il ( "KN S l':S I UvX KW K I ) .

Sniilh Victoria. Ksi|iiinialt nml Sidney
Hotels (Ir.-iiiteil Lieonses.

''■lie lio.lfil 1,1' li.-dl~.. ei.niMli.^i ,-s fol

Si.iilli \ id..iia. sat .vest e r. I a i.ireiio.ii
in llie I 'rovim-ial I'di.-.- i.ili'ee, ('..iir'
mill

raiiteil ihi
Iriek, Wilh.ws

li..l,l. CaillMii-.i
(Jak hotel.

liiirtis 1., till, in:

-■111

llL-llit.

■ r. 1 1 .

r-il

■-h 1

i-llh

llllail,^

, i:.\i'

a-nh
Slllier

1 .\ \Vi;i,l. KNDWN

has since joiiieil llie iioani of illrei-ioi-s
I and nmler v.-liose sniiervlsinii tlic (level. ip-
d iiient work will he earrleil on, says:
*' In my opinimi. oil In this iocaliiv will I...
^ ! f.iiiml at a iiim-li less liepth I lian In Soiitli-

I em l aiir.ii-nia. aU ' a hi^'iier L'l-.iile.

iSI-_-,i,-.!, illl.IiI.KT .1. ItniiTI-;, i;. M.
- I San I'raie-lsi-o. l-'i-b. 11. IPIiI.

Slionld this company strike Oil the shares
will he as valiuihle as aiir in ('nllrornla.
ami some of them rose frniii .?! On lo $(1S In
a few wedis. Tile ciimpaiiv iias siilTii-i,.iit
liilei |.. II. .at ten .-. .lii |ia li Ies. aii.l t! I i.

f llie bee. Willi him Was a liUle boy. .\. \\
liress,.,) in browti, ricriiis close to tip. r.;iy Uoad.
hardle bai-s. .Mr, Lcwtiis rode Jichin I Wiiliani ("lavtoii, Hoval
Willi a lai-Lre opeti f!ii|ici-stnn liirt. n'pre- | !<Mnhich roipj.

- i tiuj 11. wii and cross. :iuil behind liiiu .1. \V, Howlan.l, Hiirtisi.le h.itel, linrn-
! ll oAi-.l 1'. .MerrylicM as ,-i <-l<-»wn, ilinl . side roail.

alter iwi, or I'tiree little wlieels with' Herman .-X. Miiller, X'idoria (laiilens
-mall lio.v s III sailnr suits ami a e..up|.^ of Ip.tel. (iort'e road.

.-ttlc nii.s.-s Willi well ilee.ii ati .1 win els, William Wolf, Steven's -hotel, SuiuiioJi
i-anie tile ilecrate.l c-i r;ia_-e. l.-il l.y a ,-ond,

I' liiii aini liehiii.i .Mr. (I, II. Itiiins. I The comiiii.s.sioners for Ksquliiinlt also
uioiiiiieil on a l.ii-v,-!.., witli liis little son I niet yesterday and Kriuitod rt-iiuwuls of
I-;. Inn; lieMre hiiii. drove fhe team with lir-r.n.scs tf> tjie following:

I '"- ^- -\ '"i''-^' ''■ii-i iii-''' rollowe.i I .loliii ])n.v, Ksniiiiiinlt hotel. Ksquitualt.

risiti_- aiinve, |-|.,,,| Stetson, Ship fim hotel, Hsiiui-

»illi a p.vrainiii
1111.1 slia.iiiiir kill

llo

Have You Got One 7

Now is Your Time

Clayton & Coslio

f'oiisultiiiK KiiKilieer.s on Ice and Cohl
Slor.iKe Machinery.

Ai:..|il.s for TIIK LINIH; .WD XKW
liUL'.NSWU'K K'H .\i .\ ( 1 II N I'.S.

87 .lOll.NSO.N ST.,
Tel. ?,>)X Victoria.

THE FINEST ICE CREAM

PARLOR IN THE CITY

For the best and purest Ice Cream nnd
Icu Creain Smlas, inailo from I'tiru
Cream ami tip. finest and I'lirecit Fniit
Juices, remember the only placo to K«t
the bast is

The City Candy Factory

105 Douglas, between Johnson and Pan-
dora Streetfl.
H. A, LILLBY.

Established 1877.

Hardy

Bros'
Rods

Reels,
Lines,
Casts,
Plies
and
Baits.

ll'tle Illlsse

apin-oveil .il
was sitliiii;
by a w.'ii
ami Willi s.

Willi llowi-l

Vl.r^

■I'll.

.Ill

if th.

rii ill.

■X||(

•I'll.

111.- P.

IV . lifer

Tiia

.\. W. voii Uhiiie, (ilobe Jnntel, K.squi-

.Mrs. Mary Howaril. Ilow.ard liot.'l.

s.|iiiiiiali.

\V. )!. SiiiiUi. ( 'oa.-li aa.l 1 Inrses liotcl.
sipiiiniiU ma. I.

■•"re.l. -Me. \. lain. .\ew Iiiii, l';sutiiiiiai1
Ilalfwjiy House

-li

.pert r 1

a liiiii'..

hell) ill

am. .lint of si
v,.l,.i. th.. LM-

TIIK MI'.NIOK'IN') OIL AND M 1 NI N
foMI'ANV (iFI-'i'.lt ,^.oi»M> SILVUK.S i
Ihe'r workhiL' capiial. A i' '.'.-i l"KN"TS PKIt
SlIAItK I'liU I I Ii.WS (iNLV. I'rest . '
1-111.1. W. K. Mills. Sin i-'raiiei-ci: Vice-
Pi-i-.-t.. .\. II. v.. nil. San l-'ra m-is.-. i : S,..- ,
\'ii c rres'.. I-;. W. .\,-!i.-.i rmiL'. San I-raii-:
.-is, o: Hi:-,., tors. W. i'. rpii. nr. !••. Ii. I
I'iivslcian In Kieii.-li llospl

.1 mill.
II .\k.

rl J. It.Kite, Sun h'riinel.«
rs. Ari'/.onu: Secret ary, ('apt.

The

St. d;

I.e ralseii tl

l-"i.r fiiriln'r particulars iipiily l.i tlie .•oin
|iany'.s hr.ik.T.s.

THE Cl TIIItKIlT nitOWN'R CO.. LTP.,
AiiclloiP'ers ami Sli»ek lirokers.
P.i Von St.. Victoria.
Telephone C8:t.

Tiri-: DorKiioinMLS.

(Ireatisl Lack of the Settlenieiits is the
'reiichin!? of Uii|j:iish.

.Idlm .•\.sInvorth, represeiil iiij; Ihe Soc:

hiiil therein, while six ,;,
uM prdlilv iillireij, ili-.-i-,-
i|..:i_-. .\ liali.v ill a iiio-.i m
iii-s.. kiiiii.ua. fan in liaml.

a ipiaiiit cai-i-iiiL-e ^v ! Id J.;

ile-iip ('hiiiaiiiau follow. i|i.

i-al iilher wheels ,| rate-! j.;

iinl lii-oiiiii. the procession
to an etiil. ! ,.,,„,],
|.rizi. \\iiiiiei-s as si-lcdeil 1,..- the- .M,-s. I) liaviev
w..|-.. as follow-.: llesi ile.-orale.i l|.,ie|. |.;si|iii„ia|i rnii'il.
■-^^ 'd''^'. -Viipier lliiilieti, .M,.s. ]■:, .Marshall. ( ;orf;e h I, (Jolii

ee: S. 'I -1.11 1 1. F. il /OH I us. l-ross a till ^ st l-i'll ,11 roilil

I'... St .-iiara.-ter est nine : Kirst 'i" ' Calveri I-'
rilinii, liiillei-lly: s ml. .Missii. ( ;.,i,isf i-eam ,,1

I'.ritaiiiiia. Comie: h'irst. '!'. I|. I-,.i,.„ 'r„..,^ ' |>,,|.s.,a's Bri.l«e Tiol
lirlile: secnil.l. 1 lirkel- (liil.lsti

•loseph iMlhois. ('i.lwon.l Jlole|, (;,,|i|- i

slr..ani ami .sJoiike run. is.

I.. O. Deniers, Oakileli liot,.l. Sunk.,
r -il.

•lanies rhalr. <;..hlstrenm hotel, (ioKI-

sti-i.jini. I

!•:. CllHel-. Itritish l-;iisi-ll iKlt.-I, S.i.iue i
l-..:i-l.

K. (Jr.-.. 11, Striitheicia hotel. Shaw \

ni^raii lal<e. j

.\l Sidney the ..Ollllll'ssiiiiiei-s met an.lj

L'raiit...l a renewal t'l \Va rl.iirt. m I'il.
the rniiii ('iimrnrl linlel. .M.iyne i
llie only ii|i|iliciili.iii preseiitcil.

lilinihie i

'1 \'i iss 'i'.;.

• Wilson.
. ' l.aiiliilv, 11 litl

f llilil , ,li.liii Hull: iliinl, !•'. .Meny liei.l.

.jiiwii. ('hiiilren's prize, best deiiiraleij
wh.^el. Miss Dorolhy Day, Host iiir-
liair.', .Mi.ss DcTiise Harris and fricn.ls.
Itesi fniiey c-.»stiiiiio. .Mas^tcr W, Fleet,

'I'llc varioii.s biMdIl.s were altmideil iis
i'ollows: iieiMllo work, Mrs, Jacoii

.Mile Uoilse liolel.
Ill's BriilKi

nml .Mrs, Xldiirr; plain needle work,
Mrs, Jidiii l/aiiKU.y: Ihrnil, .Mrs. Hlr.
Carter. .Mrs. I-'. W, Viilleaii. Mi.ssc:
I larlnajile. (icorce and 1 >i<'kiii-soii; home
-iiin.le I'niidy. M'isscs MeT:ivlsli ami M'll
son; iiiaKie rope, mi which were snsiieiiii
eil Ihe packaiies \\-liicli fell to the loi of t |.,,|||
those who poinle.l the niiinic wntnl lU n j _
dime a chance, Mi.sses 1''lla n.n.l W ilson,
and rcrreshmeiits. Mrs. AlcTiivlsh, Mrs
W. Ilif,'l,'iiis 1111.1 several other In. lies

.vr sii.v w.\"i(;.\.\ i'od.w.

■Hie Ite-iiiieiilal Ituml In rreseiil an At-
IraeLiv.' I'n i;;i-a ninii' of Sacred .Music.

,\ii e.Nci.||ent- pn

ty ot l''ricnds, has returned to Ottawa i'li''''! '''"' loiliiy'

TISDALL'S GUN STORE

VANCOUVER B.C.

from It si.\ weeks' tonr amon;; tlie Donk-
liiibni's. He says the Krmil lack of the
sdileinents is tenchiiif; of the h^In^lisli
la iiu'uaf.'.'. Inslriielion has h.'eii ^'iv.'ii by
a coiijile o-l' vollllllei-r l.ciicliei-s, but til is,
iillli.ni;;li most praise worlJi.\', is nol. siilli-
cieiit. Mu^'lisii must be titii^lit .m :! imife
e.Ntendtxl nnd perniiuicnl plan. With Ihe
spread of knowliMl^re and tlie priu:ress nf
lOiiKlisli G-ili^'lilo 'iiienl tliore wi 1 be luticli
less iuilisiiiisil ion to ciril'onn to the laws
ai.il etusttinis i>i' Ihe .•ouiitry. Alroniiy
there lire some iii.lical ions of a tendency
rriiiii tile comniuiiiil system to individual-
ism, as eviilen.'ed by the I'lii t llmt a ifo\v
hoin.-stea.i I'lilries have been uiiiile, Jlr,
Ash worth frankly slates, huwovi.M-, Hint
the mtxit pi^osperons villiiKes are tiii>sti
where the communal system is slfictly
iiillo'ieil to. .\s showinu' liie iiroirres-'ive
leinli-liiy i t tl'e I) ,\i kliei bo 's, it is wnrlliv
of I'.ote' that thev have IniilL two sloiit
bridsrcs and est"bli.silie 1 ii -rerry ncross Ihe
Swan Iliver without ivnitiug for Govern-
ment niil.

Three Slar Martell can be obtained |: JSl'^.f;;,
from all dealers. •

rriimiue has lie.'ii pn-
la^'feil coiieerl at the
linlel St rat hciinii, Sliii wni.u'iiii take, and
.•very nil.' win. wan Is a chan>.'e of s.'eue
wit.h tile iliversiiiii of a slinrt railway
trip. and niusi.'al ip-iMitupaniiiieiit tn-
e..lhd^ with the ol-her pleasures of the
day. will no ilniibt. avail I lienis.'lves nf
ihe clieai. rates to Ibis Iieatitifiil resort.
'I'rains l.^ave lh.._l'',. & .S'. station at II
a. 111., o ,,|,ii .(;0, p_ ,„^^ reliirniiin iif-
ler the eunrert. 'Pile fare for llie roiiuil
trip will 11.. lifly cenl.s for iidnlts nipl
:J,"i cents for eh iiilreti utiiler 12. 'I'he jiro-
.1,'raiuiue willi lli.> various ininitiers in the
iinler in which they will be .played, fol-
lows:

I'ATIT 1.

I. Man-Id 'rrliimphal Was-ner

•J. Overtnre— Uayniiimh' Thonuis

Noetnriie— Iliis-orste llorzklopfeii ....

I.;iientieri{

1. l'iirii|ihraso on au Italian Folk fjoni;

,., T'oliniil

IiitcrtnlRsIon of ton mlii'itoH.
,". The Heavens are TellluK, fr, "The

Crenllon" Ilayiln

i;. (Iriiiiil Sai'i-.-il Arlii — r,cs Ranio.uix. . ■ .

Funre

(Ohli;;iitor for Trmiibom., Kiimlfiiiaii
Oiimjlas.)

weet and Low ....Itarnby

ml illi-iiic . . . , fioimod

Cod Sayc the Klnu.

Spring Humors
of the Blood

Come to a larf,''0 majority of people.

Probably li) per cent, of these arc
cured every year by Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla, and wo hope by this advorti.se-
mcnt to get the other 25 per cent, to
take this g:ieat Spring Medicine.

It will sharpen your appetite, euro
nil stomach troablos, rotiove that
tired feeling.

Its strength as a blood pnrifier is
domonsti-atcdbf its maiTcloas cures of

Scrofula Salt Rheum

Scald Hoad Bolls, Pimple?

All Kinds of Humor Psoriasis
Blood Poisoning Rheumatism
Catarrh Malaria, Etc.

All oi 'Which are prcTalont now.

HOOD'S

Sarsaparilta

Vv'ill do you a wonderful amount of
^uod. I3o sure to got Hood's.

IMPORTS OF CHAMPAGNE

Into tile rtiiieil Stall's by the Solo
.\^-diis .if the X'afioiis Brands, from
.lauiiaiy 1 to .Iiitie 1, IDOl.

<;. II. .Mr. MM c^: CO.'.S Cas(>s,
I-',XTU.\ DKV ,'-i,-,.!)l!,S

.Motri' .V ( 'i 1 A.Ni )( >\ '_'.s,o:'.s

i'(>.\i.Mi-:i;v cKK.xo 11,-110

IIKIDSIKCK A: t"() 5,000

IMI'Klt IIKIDSIKCI'C •l„<?no

(iLlCliroT Llliil

Loris ii(ii-;iu-:uKK -lu,-)

Itri.VAKT, 1>KUK iV: FILS,, ,. 4,1.".
I'KIIKIIOK-JOIKT l..s,-,;i

I'oi. k()<;kii \- ciK i.-i,-iii

\. DeMK.xTKin.i.d .t CO.. .. \:i\y.',
Klin Ml I-:, i-'ii.s CO 1)17

Dh:i,iUKl'K A: CO iKl.".

ST. .MAItCKAl :.K S!),-)

Kll.\KST lUHOV & <•() 7,S1

V.VUIorS OTIIKU BltA.VDiS.. ,S.2.m

TOTAL 1,'!-1.(!4;!

('l>.\iriIJ-MJ» I-M{()l.M CirSTO.M HOUSE
UKCOUDS.

RECORD OF THE CENTURY

MADE IIY

G. H. MUMM&^O.'S EXTRA DRY

'ITII'] l'Ill-;.\(».\ll':X.\L I.MI'OI{T.\-
TIOX ill lllim of I I'.l, 1 11 .-a.ses of ( 1. II.
-Ml'.Mi.M .V ('(l.'S 1-:X'11;A DKV. b.^inf,-
T'.l.'Jll.". cases nioi-.' than any nliief ln-auil,
is a i.-ei-oi-il never liefm-e aiiproaelieil.

MBSSIiiS. O, n, MUM.M & OO. hnve
mail,' it a rule to buy very larf,'ely of

lin." vintafTcs in order lo ihle over ]>oorer
oip'S, which aeeonnis for the niiiformity
ami exeelletice of their justly eelcbriltc<l
KXTU.V DItY, an<l, carryins inlways iin
iiiwiieiise Stock, they are thus enabled to
supply nil demands, however lari,'e,
while mnintaiuiii}; the same hi;;!i stand-
ard and finality of th.-ir wine. I'ar-
ticiilar attention is called lo tlie reiiiark-
ably line <inalily of tlie K.XTll.V DRY
now (-oiniii.i; to thi.s market.

O.XiIA' THE FIRST PRESSTNCS
of Ihe best fe'rapes from the choicest

vineyard.s in t'lie Champntrne District are
used liy C. II. MU.MM & CO., nnd «>w-
iii;,' to l.lieir ^'reat skill in the ciniiposil ion
of their eiivi's by combining; qiialily,
purity an.l natural drym-ss wall the
smallest perccnta;re ot alcohol, no other
c"Iiainpa;nie, no tiiattcr at what price, can
e.\cel their E.xtra Dry.

ROYAL W.\It.U'.VN-nS IIAVE 'BEEN
(MtA.XTEl) TO ME.S.^US. (J. II.
.Ml .M.M iS: CO.. as rurveyors to

His .Maji.sty KINC EDWARD V1I„
Uis Majesty THE OElliLVN K.M-
rEIlOR.

Uis Majesty THE E-MPEROR OK
Al'STRI.V, and numennis <ither courts,

XO Wllil-; (TTTER RKtjri RhTD ia
npciiin.L' i;. II. .Ml'.M.M iV: CO.'S 1-:X-
Tlt.\ DUV: simply untwist wire, an.l hy
inillint.' it iivei- the cork, the top of cai>-
snle will ci.iiie wiili it.

ry

Tills is tlie Favovuo Wine in all The Great Lon-
don Restaurants and Hotels..

TURNER, BEETON & CO.

TflK VICTOKIA DAILY COLONIST BUKDAY, JUNE 16, 1901.

PASSION FLA Y--IMPRESSIVE RELIGIOUS SPECTACLE

B.C. Indians Present the
Story of the Cross,

ill.- till!

A.l. TlU:

ili.-ir >W>-\
Ml- ;

•liililicn
...1 ,.,,.1,

UP IN TlilO Cliilliwin-k viilli'V ol l.niisii (
iliHtiiiifo fnmi wli'Tc ilic I'liisi-r 1.11-
of GeorKln. is :Ik' .nitimt Imluin mU:]-'- "I
pic-tlirosiiiiu ivsiil.'iK-c 111 till' .'i 1 i.i>.i 1..^

where •wilitowiislu'il rr.imi' InnMnms, liri,L;liti'ih-il l.>
bhio liiiti'U. lUxjr-siti'ps iiinl avhmIuw- n .ini.-. .-tainl ..n i
tirfiit siiuiire ot Kr(>uii^s":ii-il. m mi',' r"'! "i >\l'i>ii '
Uif scwie of H feliKtoMS (■.■1..|,im1 luu ,.ii ^atiinla.v. .luiir >. ^
(li-rfiil 111 Its sin>cliiciil:i I' I'lli-i i. li.-is m mm .-In . n.-i 1.. .11 n..
I'Vi'ii m ( )lM-l-Miiiiiii'|-f,':lil. Il:<' W 'lrl.l l:nii>-'l ImHu- lli
cuiilil siidi 11 scciii' lie 1h-Ii,.|,1 as lu-ri' m tli.- Iiaiuli't ..1 '
ihc rcsrrvalii.il in tlic ( 'liil! iua.-k \allr>. wh.-ii, uii.l.-i- llir .1 11 .■,1 1, ,11
l;.'V. I-'miIht ( 'liiruiis... and 1111. 1.r lai- |ial nuia,::.- ui 111.- I ...1 .Ir-li .| ■
llislidi, I iMiit.Miu ill. thr Sr..,-li,-li lril.r>iiii-a i.rrs,.iil ,m1 llioii- luiiirc.->.-lv •;
Passion riav. iMirli-aviii^' in iiM'sl |-.-alisiir iiianii.T Hir sa.i.-,l st..t.v nl
(Mii-is|-s \v|,i|.. ,,v,.i- .•;iinii I'.niisli 1 oliiiiil.ia In. linns <-il-i-l<-<l

.•:i-ou]i.| ihr vari.-iis lal.l.-anx in pn..-,.ssi. -1. ,-li.ii:liii^' aii.l liliijin^.
[l,,. wliil..

Wliil.. |!iis i.ivs.. Illation ,,t- llir Passion Play l.y tin' Hnljsii t olitin-
l,-,., |p H iiis .lo.-^ 11, ,t couiiiar.' with ihai nl ( >lH-niiiiiiii'i-Kiiil 111 it~
,.1.|1„.|-Hm.|.-s it L'lo-itlv olllooi':^ it ill tlic lii'iiiitKlll Slinpllrtli

■ r iialiiiiv ulio ai-r till' iictoi-s. jin.l iii tliiMi- fiiriicst i-«iiM<-lioii
wlii.li ihi'.r ri'lwii.iis laitU nloiif insivirr.l. lu.. in' tlin'r

_ ,,,nl.| ii have I.... n tilt- iiriviUw "f tlio si^lil sr.'i- tn iJa^c

visit,., I OlM-raiiiiiiiTKnii. Ilm I'ussi,,ii Play ..nn!,! Iiav.. 1, 1 Mou,..| ni

nil its Ki-ainli'iir i>r iiiiiocelicf. liilt liino ■■nnl ilio 'Htliu ..t t. .1.1-1- m
their tlioiisiiiiils liiis c-himni'il nil tins.
Iifforo tJif t:nH',l i>r Km", '"'i' •'" "
I-inviinnii Al|is nro proli'ssn.nals

iloHC fonnerlv in the ntisvrvaii.... ..l a n..v is n..u

Oheramm.-rKnil f"r iiionoy. an. I tin- i.tn-lianl inoiit has .l.-ai.i..
Not so wil h till' siir.iil.. mill. I... I -IV. .-I
I'lifl'St i hllilri'll ai l. I|..^^ al I -
,nii' liiiiiiln',1 M'ais ai;
Mast..!'- ciniU'S lioiii tl

It wns a Kn-nt ln-i iiii; lli.il
<M.lelil-:ltio|i ill SUu-a. < Iv.-r tin.
.•..■.toiiis an. I iiianv tnn-'H's i" ■'
!i,i,l roreuatliiM-i'il 1>V
■Jli.T.. WK-rv Sliiiswai
pa|.."is,.s: Ih. .nips. 11
,,f ih.. I'l-as..!-;
th.. P;. .-!:.• v\.U

I I 11-

I ; laiiui.: ;. Ir..iii 1
t|.,.iii I'.,,. \al!..ys ,,1 \
.■,.ri..a-s ..r P... I ish I .

!„.|i tl:,. . all .1
irii>si..iis; aii.l ,-ai-h .ai.-.

t i 1,1 man ..1 iini.'iy sn

111,, wliit.. iiii'ii .-ami.; .1
int.T.si 111 ill., sii. ...ssl 111
s.,,rv "1 Christ s lasi ilay

h..iii .L-hohl. This ,lay ha,l 1 " ^ii^'''-' '"''t

to till' n'si-ii,.,.t of til.' ini-nioi^ .,r th ■ late
P.ishop Iliirien. Tli,' liell i'l ili,. i-'mreh
loWff was sl,iuiy i.jlliii!-'. ami ^ the
leiit.s nii.i (.hnrch tluiiisaiuls In.liaiij
wi'i,. kiii'.'lin;,' praviii;.' lof 'l"'"
P^isinip. In th,' all. .ni. ion ll'i'V as-.-inl.l-
...I in tile hi- s.niai-.. ami " itli llu' wonu-n
aii,l ,-liiMr,.ii l,:a.liir,'. an.l tin- llieli f,,!-
l.>\vin>.'. with till' ci^'hl Uamls iiiterspetseil
iiiiioiiK them, they iiiareh.'il sl.iwl
heiiil« liarcd anil howed m sol.'in" I'l
ii'ssiou to tlie Mltle ceiin'tery
cross roads bevoinl ttie .lv'>.-. 11.' . .'
Hsliop relelirati'd re<iiii>'m in.,--' ■ .
liiiliaiis sun;; chants an.l ri.i.'. -
iimiiv toiiKites. the liainls p.a\.-.l •-! ■
jiiiil siicre.i niusii'. iiiid then . liaiiti.u tl
l.iitiJi hvniiis and telling- tin ir h.-a.P .
tlicv walhc.l. th.' |ir..,-,.ssi..ii slov.ly y
liirn..il lo th.' s.iiiar,. .-iimI ili-p. .-..i

I h. r.. 11. -s w.T,- 11"! ■■..nip.. .. >.■

I'o.' allhi.ii;;li 111,. .■,.ll..,-IMi. u..rMii|' n,
.iv.'i-. th,' lii.liaiis pi-,„...,..!,..l 1:1. hvi. Ilia, 1

By J. Gordon Smith.

to iho tfnts in whieh the altars stiiu.l
niul to tlie ehtireh whm» tlie.v n^a i
luielt. ill prayer. At lUKlit a Kreiit uat'i-
eriii;: was held in ii big pavilion at one
si,l,. Ill' the si|Uiire— a iiieetin;.' r,ir the
ri. 11, 'Will of tliu pliilKt's 01 ti'mpi-nini-c ■
aial here. carrviiiK tlielr lianmiv thi:l;,-
tlu-,.,' ohlef.s w..ri' nniss,.,l on tli,. p;;il-
I.I1-111 to pl,.,lu.. tin- l.'iiip.'raii,-,. in, 1 ■
trill, -siu. 11 lo Ih.' lalln-rs. >i.;vi..,. wn-
lli,.,! h..;,| liv l.':!lli,.r Uohr .11 til.. P.,ii
1 ii.,].-!...-, ImUaiis until at l,.|i;:;!i tli-
i.„,.,i or th.. r.air .■aiiiioii ,11 1:... Si,ij,.-
1 ,.\ ..i„-i :i t ,-,1 l.ii-.in^jli ill.' iiLiiintaiiis. ami
11:, 11 III,. ;;at li,.niiL' . I . sp.'l's.'.l niiil s.ilii.'
till,,. tli..u-al!,l ii.itn.-s hlimeil to th,-li'

ehiiivli «;;;:i)i.; seats, and thi'i'.' Ut.
Uev. Uishiip Doiit.'iiw;]:. assislc.l i,y
Ui'V. Kal'i-n ('hii-.i.|--e, \V.i'-n..r. Kolir,
P, lyvaii. I. ..';n"i.'. .MaKu-hal. ■rav.'ini. r
iiml lioiil., ,. . .!. .1. oils iiinl siili-i'.'a-
ciiis. , .-i.-lnal . .1 !.ii-'li iiias-. th.. In.liaiis
s,|.m.i'.r til., .-inril . 111 l.atiti. an allain-
1.1. f.i laiurlit tn..iii ih.' Ill issi,,!iari..>.

Pictni esqite Scene at the
Village of Skwa.

iniajre. the old fliief stood t!ieri> in his oil ri'il tunic, with heavy
epaulets, reiH-striped artillery t i-oiisits, nml hlad; ai-illlery lii'lmei, pre-
sainalily the girt of an olli.-.-r oT tin- ,'arly .lays ,>t' the in-oviiiee. A
•••liloiV- In-Mvy eiitlass was ■.wiin:,' ii.un his waisi, pirale lasiii.in. an.;
.■■>..r \.,;i!i his haii.l m:pp..,l u^'lilly .m the liill, tin' ol.l cliiel' sto,..l in
i.\..;-..i; sil..i:i.,.. I lpi,.>.-;t,.. oil tin' left si.l.' .if the kneeling' Jiisho]),
-111! .111.1 as s..i.'iiin lis tin- ..l.l.'i' i-hicl'. slo.i.l ('lii.'f .\1 i.-lni,.l, a yoiin.i,'er
ai.l III. .re atlileli.. Iiiili.iii. 1 1 is iiiiioirin was that .it' an olil-tiliie
l.. a.ll.'. o.f the .lays li.'fore the ( '. P. K. 'l"li.' . ... !:,..! ii.it was w.ini
• •\\ i\s. 11 hi .N'apiili.o'i, mill til,' h.-avy lirai.lc.l iniii... with its ilivi.l.'.l
i.iils, was snrtii. ,11111, ,1 l,y a will., r.-.l sa-li .Iraji.'.l rr.iiii his sli.ail.l.'is.
IPs iiii'jiiil,,ii..,l Uiii,l;..rs llapiii'.l .n.'r re.l \v...ill.'ii s.,cks, an.l his iiiiti.'.l
I.., .is a. hi.'. I '.. th.' iii...ni^'rii.ais ,.rf..<i. I'.lii his s..l..iiiiiity ha.l llio
■!!..l .,1 .•,,iiiii..rlial.iii,iiiu' ill., im-oiitrriiity. For two hours ill., tw.i
-Mal.i;, I... ^.M|-li,.| ll:i!i\,.- sl.ci.l ..11 .'illl.-r si,!., nl' tli" P.islloii, witllolll
i...,\i]iL.' ill Pi.. -liL-lip.st, all,! til, -11. as til.. .■,.r..im.;iy .'iiih'.i am! th.'
, In pp. I- Ir, .,■;,..! Ir.nii 111,. (■!in...-li. Hi.. yoiiii:.:.-i' iiiaii. sp,...ii. in liaii.l.

-:..pp,..! ..Ml I,..;,.,,, ill.. p,isli..p. ami tl '.I. r .iii.-i' i.-ll in h.'liin.l, an.l

r til. :i- ..1,1 ,,iii;:i ty, ili.'V .-s ■. tI ...| tli.. P>is!i..|i p, his r..si-
riic. i< ,1 ;i.n,. !io:i..r,'.l ..iisloni. an.l Po' !■; in. I - lii'ii rp',1 pri.-sts
a- 1 1,. n:-..!\ , s ^. al...iisli it. lur \\'-\'- sin ii a sli'p lal^..n it
i.: I, ill.. ..-ri. l' t.i ill,' .l.'|.i.si'.l ^'uar.ls.

I 1;,. .■\ ..aiii;; was ;;i-,..ii ..vi'r !,i Hie i-iiil.!r..n .if til.' iilissi.iii, who,
i.i.i..r ill.. KM. .lull..' ..f I'at.lu'r (Ndliiis. il,'li(,-hti..l tin- elder people l>y
lii.'ii- pniKnunme .if tlialoKiies. .hihiks. i-e.-itathms alhl faiiey drilLs, aiul
I'l n was t.> .•.nil.' the t'iiliiiinatiii>.' event of th.' i-eleb rift ion, the I'assioii
Play, uiii.li was affan^'.'d for the fcilhnviiiK a t'teriMioii, That nif-'ht,
lio i.v,.r. lain f.ll heavily. iUi.I t.he soilden siinan- was tot) wet ami
.' Passion I'lay was therefor." post-
\\ an.l l''ri.lav '.vas sp,.iit in hearing,' I'oii-
.. lai-;;,.r l.-i.t-. by all .-x .-..pl ii:;; i!i,. a,-l..i-s
ili.-ii- liiii.. ill r..liearsals fof I'l.' portrayal
wli.. w,.ii. fiirlln-i- l.'.aiil if \ ill- l!i..ii-
■.r. ,; aliar ami fai . v ar.-li, r..-.

1, ami h.-iliit litis 111, .11../ L-alli.-i 111)-' was most nitei
111 laiiiu'li at vanaiii'.' <
11. at;, IS In.liaiis w.'i-.' all al.l;.' 111 tlieir iiii|iressivi' devoni iiess.

Th..' l..iirisi .-ontinL'.'nt ass.'mt 1 I U tin Millet t iMti . tin-
! ..|ii:i<,iis ....l.-l.t-aiion- whirh eiilniiiuit.'d in tin- Passi.Mi l iny, was not

;i , X.it over thirtv si(.'lit-.s.'i'rs ha.l .inaile their way l.y tli,'

(• 1' 1;. 1,1 lliirri.xoii- -wheiii'i' piissiiu.' was taivfii d.nvn liie 1 1 11 ftis.ni
an.l l.'raser tii the Uoo«1(h1 si .iii-'li. wliere the llitle .sT.'rn- wli....|er .Miiil.i
e..iini'cti'.l with tlie staK<«. wlii.'li «-arrn'.l the ti-uvi
(■|.,s.' by the liajiilel of Mvwa. I he wi.ter was

eaiiiera-liKleii travellers who Iaiidi..l ti 1 th

under the trees, wln-re, when llie riv. r is
is dry land where ealtle pasinri'. IP
was another vi-silor. and lii'i-aiis.' In-
the scene of the tirsL imiM oi in-. 1'

Several tliousaiid Imlmns .v.i-.. n.| ..i
in tlieir de.-orateil (.liailiain ua;;.,!,-, l,m
^roniied heri' iiinl lli.'re "itli lio'ir niinia.'
eriiss in red. .in whiii' (.'IiiiumI. eovfi-etl li.\
with their .'ij.-lil l.an.ls i.layint: sa..r.'il tn
their villii;.'e. iiiil.'S away, in pi-...-.-ss,.

roads, with lli.'ir lla^'s wa\iii- an! I.,..,.
niii..|i l...lov,.il bishop. \\ nil III
..v..r 111., lilt!.' plank u
saf.lN . IIS,... IIS, ..1 .01 a
sioii 'start...! for ^1 v
v.,w\. .\rriv...l af tl
the bishop 11ml the ].ri.'sts

on a rais.'.l i.lalf.niii 111 Uic .•.•';ti ili.. villa;;.

in^r 111.011 th.. re.l tii.n lo r.^m w ili..n- p1,.,Il'..s
r,.|iL'i..ti. ami tli.'ii. as llie s.i,.w wa- sL.v. ly sink
iii.-.l p..aks in the l.a..k^'r..iiii.l. ili.' .■|"'iini,- .•. ..■1...

U is a pii-tur,.s.pi.. villa^-,'. lliis li,.iii.. ..I la,.
Slal.is in Ih,' b.'aiUifiil Cliilliwa.k vall..y. wl,,.r.
nil.!., a f..s,.rvati.>ii. afna- its .list. .111. l..r tli.. linl
ar.. rnn-,..i aloiiK ill.' si.l.'s .,1 a L'lvai s.iuar,.. 1.
whit. .wash, and, with its hiirli-rea.-lini;; s.,...|.l,. s,
fast sli>pin.i,' shiiiK-le rool, lli..|i shi.i.i.:^
whiti'-paiiil.'d I'lini'.'h stands lik.. :i inoini-
iiient t.i their reliKioa. af the h.-a,! ..f tl,.- j
;ireat siiiiare. ;

One one si.ie is tin- dyk,- binli by tl,.- \
fanners to hold ha.-k flu' n.-iii^- 1- ras.-,...,. '
tlK' other the heavily . liist.-i .-.1 .-.m1.... J
W0...I while in th.' haek^'roiiml an- lli.- ;
-r..al p.-aks of th,' .-..ast raiiL'.' stamlmi; i
on .'ith.'r si.l.' ol thi ^ II \ till 1 h • I

whi.'h l.he Kras.'r 1 1 1 1 lli ^ N n . |^ \

villiiKe has i in 1 th 1 1 i 1 , | 4j ^ j\

Mil.

.1- f.

.Ii-.'.l

its

till' ;;..v.'rntiU'nt ha.l
111. hMlllii;,s
iiii ii> tli.'ir eoats oi
mini- hiK'li almv

' r ' - ^/^s"^ ' /4 V^v ,€5c\¥- Pr^V, ^ K \, v^jk^

1... In ai.l
fo. Hulls

AT TIIK FOOT OP CALVARY.

I

ni.Mliilal.'.l v.ne.'s
. rfiil liyniii. <.)ii
11;.- ..111. for n.'arly
li 111.' lari-'i' cross.
..f ill.' Passi..n. Tlii'
P. Hill- of the l.i'll ami
. ,,(■ I IPs ' i:r..al pr...'.'ssi..ii to Calviir.v. was
.m-ss, (..:■ th.. h.ii- I11..S ,,r ,l..v<>te.'S pn'si'iit..,!
,,ii!..,.k,'r. <»ii.' inoineiit their chanting coul.l

an.l I In. II far away, rising ntid frUliuK. 'Wle

II. . I awav to win re Chcaii peak lifited its siiow-.-linl

h ,,f lit.' ehaiit, and the very air s«emcd Rlle.l with

iiiiir.|iiinn-s ..t' ill,' 111.'!. ..l.\ . , . „ . • , 1 , ,i

1, u ,s irlv l p 111. when the liead of the procession, led li.^ the

pr-.'-is m"ir.',l tin- s,',.ne ..f Christ's ugotry in the Oiirdiili, of C.'tlis.-
II, -u,.' 11. 'te amid t.he pine br ineh««s represeiitiuK. the Burden m tar-
• iw'iv .|."iisal,'iii, old (^hief (ieorue was Uneidint; us tJie lOhrist, jiassiv.'

,1'

i
I

r

the

th

as ill t!

II .1

l.ii'lllfesillie efl'i'd lor ail.l.-il P
aiipcariiiK-e is the I'fl cfw.' m
th.' nianv .'iicainpin.'iils o| tl
irih.s. Pike lilfle laki
.-.■a of ^rr.'.'ii. th'' t.'n
;;■;!,,-■ lire .irroill I
tli,.ir li.l;.'.. i..ili's po.ii,
,,f ;l„. n.tiiliass. ami i is ir; amli iiIla.'
, ,, I, ,.;„ aiiipin..iil b.'yoml tin- hous.-s
^,l,i, |, lim. til.' s.i 11 I 1-1 iMll
i,i wln.h ill,. ;,-..l.l,.n I'aii.i.'labra an.l nl-
. ,r- a,-.' s.'t lip f.ir the w.irslup ol th.-
,, il„ . II Il,'r,'iii the canvas vhurehes
,1,,. lii.iiaii- .-onld la- '"'■'•n ri-v.'retitly
km'.'liii- on th.' pine bon^hs spread over
III,, .-lass t,.!liii:.' Ui.'ir ros.irtes and iiiiiT-
iiiiiiTin: iii'iiyi-rs. s.iiiii' bowed low in rev-
,'r,.ii,.,' whili' oth.'rs knelt w-ith heads
....... t I'.iokin^' s.d.'imilv up at the altar at

t'n' t,'iii lu'ad: klool.-lunen whose pa-
l,„,s,s wcr.' slriipp.'d 111 till' strangely
niM.le basU.'ts on tlu'ir ba.-ks. yomv^
niai.l.'iis, all wi'iv .'au-age.l in prayei% and
their d.'vontni'ss was itnpressivi'. >e.ll-
bv Ih.' ban.lsni.'ii cml.l he heard practis-
ii'i- b.'hin.i the t.'iUs. and watted slowly
bv^th.. winds which lilled out the tnnlti-
.'.'.l.if.'.l tiau's, th.' white clomls were snil-
in- across the bltie .sky to break upon the
iiin.s-.'iivered moniitiwns bwontl, niakintf
a s. eii.', the tiiiiqneiiess and pictureHqiio-
ness of. which wonld be hirrd to rival.

This was the scene on that bright day
of .hine .">. when the oiieninK eereliioiiies
of the grout relijcioiis celebration were

-Ik*...;

f i.y'i

as a wiLx lijrtire. and as the procession
tiled alonu' on either wide, sinjjins and
prayiiiK. his brown fai'e shon(> with ro-
liri.ms fervor. Kcbiiid him th.' y.mn-
Mieii. clad in the loose ll.nvin^' rubes of
bibl c il time, s. ft in textn-,' and hrij.'ht hi
.-. |..r, were lyin;; as tlion^'h asle.'i). As the
Patliers. each one iiiaivhing between the
liin.-i abreast of his iieoplc. ad-
vain-. .1 wil.li t!i"ir part of '.he vi'i^'ces-
sjoii to ihi' r. alisti.. pi. Itir.', they re-
p.'iiP'.l till' story of how .lesns hail call.'.i
in his in.'ony in that awful niirlit in
( b'lhsetiiane to have the en]i tiikeii from
biiii. whili' behind him. his disciples
s!..pl. Sl.iwly l!i..y t..lil tin' ol.l tale in
Chiia.ok, till' volainik of tlie Indian ,if
111.. W'.'st. nriuinat .'.1 by tlie llil.lsnns
P.ay Canpany. niid . thnt; the tsacreil
Si..:y .if the I'as-s;i..n I'lay was tirnily
iinpi'i'ss,'.! iijion the simple minds of the
Irliiwinen in its every detail.

On from tableau to tableau the prn-
.•. ssion marched, chniitiiit: hytnns, r.vit-
iii- pray.'rs. ami i.'llin^' beads. Coiniii'^'
to llii' ]i..rlfayal of the Treason of .Titdas
ill.' worshiiip.i'rs revently lo,iIi.'.l up, 111
;|..' Lrrouii.'il S.'c.'lielt act. it's, slaniliii-
l.ri-litly ,'la.l in .'...stitnii's of ihi' hi^'hest
color, ri'pi'i's. 'Illative of the -iirb of Hi.'
.lavs of thai lirst ('.'"iiliiry, Tli.'ri' Hi.'
III. ban a, 'tor repri'S.'iitin;r .Testis was
s.': p. v.-illi the traitor disciple staiidiii-
Ih's'.!.' liaii. about to impr.'ss that trait-
,,.r.iMs kiss upon the check of the {savimir.
wliil.' bey. mil the ti;:iire ot ,I(>sns, s)ie;iv
in lian.l is one ol: the men gathered by
till' traitor to «eizo liis master. I'jxplain-
in- slowly how the Traitor noM his
.Master for thirt.v iiieces of silver, and
pointing the lessons drawn from th.'
sc.Mie to (heir Ilnchs, the priests led the
Inii'.aiis on to tho next tableau — Christ
before .rilate. Tho watcliin.c spectator
colli.! not fail to evince the d.'eocst. in-
terest in the wonderful spectacle. Fath-
er Le Jeiinc-i-of the Shuswap Minsiou—

10

VICTORIA DAILY COLONIST. SUNDAY. JUNE 16. 1901

■Wiin reciting in Chinook tho story of
Jesus baforo liis judge, as the tribesmen
liud halted beforo the vivid picture, nnd
were driaking in the recital as they
.gazed at the scene . portrayed beforu
them. Between two soldiers, whoso
•wide Boman swords were held In roudi-
iiesa, a tall fine looking Indian was
standing, repreflentiiis tho Chrint. Ilf
stood with inclined head facing tlio
throne on which sat the Indian I'oiitiiis
Pilate, w:th his raven l)lack hair bari-d
to the sun, iind tlie wind toying -with
his rod aiul bliii' robes, whilo Tilate jiaz-
injr sternly at him as he sat uj) on tlio
dais \vitli a crown uiidu liis liead and
Jiis beavy lluwin^' rolx's drawn alii>ut
bini. Oh citliri- side st.iod soldiers,
I'iKU-isees an'd Saddilsi-es, anil the <HlhM-
eharacters ol" tluit court <>f nearly two
thousand years af;o, all clad in 'iDAvia;;
^'arnieiiiv; of the lui-l'.tes; hue. nne
wrinkled did man liavini; an iaeoii^rous
aiipearance, however, in a helmet of
pith, but as the wearing' o;' this helmet.
alllionj,'li inimical te, the ariistii' aiipeai--
ance of the talilea\i deli^rlited the heart,
of the Wearer, the kind hearted Father
riiironse had iii.-ludi'il it--a sift from a
travoller — in the sci'ue.

There was a niemi-iitary lull in t.he
(banting as the i)roces^ii>n wended its
way alon;; pa.st ibis tableau, and the
voice ol" rather Collins ol' the Mi.-ision
sclKKd. could he heard lellin;; the story
of I'ilate's desin- to fri'e the Saviour to
his tiiiys ill l';n;;lish. lieinu' the only
Kn^'lisli ton^riie heard alon,^ the l;:iie of
liroiession. "''I'lir Saviour was comieina-
<'d to be crneilied, boys, remember tliis
pictnre of his condeinnatio::, and wlien-
ever tho tboii)?lits of sin enter yoiu-

cerniug the fall Of the Jews slioald be
fulfillcil. Impatiently the soldiers were

listeniu}.- as though eager for the
juurnoy to Calvary to conuuence.

All these events of biblical hist^yy
carofullv e-niained by the ministering
faihert?"nri Mu' procession wends its way
tilonir from tlu-so sad scenes to tho sad-
der sones that were to follow. Them
in the next jjroup reachi-d by tlio wor-
shi[.pers wero scon the soldiers stripping
i the clothinu' from his back, while one
I of their number is seated nc-arby en-
f;a^'ed in castin;,' lots. "And for hLs Kar-
I uionts they cast lots"— one of tho fathers
i was snying in the BiittuPul nooents of
jtho Chinoolt— "and thtw was tl»o propli-
eoy fulfilled." 'Xenrer and nearer the
l.r'opessioh was draM-iug to Calvary,
it had reachiHl tho font of the Cross
where the soii'^rs wert» seen nailing'
the pro.<itrati' Christ to tlie Cross. The
I actor who took the role of the Christ in
I tliis strikiii'-' spectacl(---a sub-cdii.'f of the
Seeehells was :i line In-awny loohiii;:
Indian bncl;, whose Ihiek -et muscles
I stood out :is he lav outstretched on the
1 leaninu' cros-;. wiiile the sohiiers were
! sec>min;;ly driving: tie Im-e spikes
1 lliroui:h the nuiverins tiesh befori" rais-
\'.ut: till' cM-oss to ils nprii:ht positioti.
1 'fill" f,'real thorns were still pressing' iii-
! lo his brow and blood was streaming'
: over the iironzed fentnrc'S and down
the lire.ist of tie- prostrate li'.iliaii. as
i kneed in.i: on one knei- the Uoinan soldier
i was seen with his arm uplifted and lini.'e
■I baniiner poisi'd in air in the atfitndi' of
driving' the ureal spike through the
lialni. .\iiolber Sfildier was croiKdrmr
1 at his feet. whi(di were shown erucdly
spiU(-d with tie- tri'e-it iron n.-iils. and
at the far side
his V

a lOhinoso lantern, lamp, or flare, honsion of the character in qaestion,
started off in .slow march around tho'r seems to go down from tho one to the
villa^'e. the \viiulows of whoso huus.'s other for cieverai successive generations,
were illiuninatod with candles. Tiie i 'I'hns .lobann Lang, the iBupgomeister]
chiiutin;.,- of t!ie afternoon was repeati'il. i who played the part of Chrkt on three
For an hour tho stvne went on. until j ucea -ions, and then that of tlio lli'fh
about 11 p.m. the four cannon iKjonu'd ! I'l iost t'aiapbas three times, up to IS'JO,
and then after a short concert li.-id been j in I'.Kiti retired from tin? cast while
K-iven by the masjiod baiuls, ami rocke.s , son Sebastian, toid-: the latter part and
exploileil in the centre lU" the scinave the liis son Anton tli.it of (;iirist, whi,li had
Imlians retired for the nielli. On th.- bi-cn held the Ihrei' pri-vious oerasioas

morrow lie'y .auain lelehrateil Corjiiis
Christi, and then the tents were folded
".\K aiid ihev drifted away to their vari-
ous tribjil viUa,:;es. their \\cek of reli^'i-
oiis celebration being" at au end, and
thi'ir iiniiriTisive russion I'lay a memory.

TIIK P.VS.SION I»I,.VV XT 015L:u.\.M-
[MEirOAt'.

niind.s put them out and think of thi*;e at the far side, i sold
SUfferillgs of our liord. It was beeaus,' , ;vindin'.,' his vesture, wliil,' the two
of our sins tliat he suffered, and when .Marys stood \\r, i.i:.- bitter'y a -Imn
you sin you aw causing him to sufler ,lisiaiice .iwav. The sun shorn' hridianl-
again. Sec, boy.s how oruelly he suf- h- ,,,, the whoio ^..-eiie. ami li^'htin- np
fered." Iraprcssivoiy the Father was ' ii,,. imoos of the ai i . -s. j s t ,ii,|. th . fi r-
impro.ssing ui>on his seUolars the sloiy of vor tliat shone in iln ri showed how deep
the I'lission, They had fronted the pic- j w;is tluMr rellirious siiirii. .\iid so it was
ture (if tlie .SeourKiiig of .lesu.s, and hciv j with all tlmt h-mrtliy pri>,-ession whic h
was seen au older luiliau represeoitiug uva.s slowly foniiin;.' at the foot of Cal-
tlif Christ, stauiliiig with loose gar- | vary, where niiscd on that itlain.rin
nieals. bent fcu-ward from a post firmly ; w-hich had been ei-eeted ami ttaruisliod
imbeildeil in the vrroiiud, to wliicli he was ' „l,oiit with pine brar.ebes. the Inst ■:-el
with vo|ies. and on i-iih,-r .siile be- ! kcciu' wii.s to be portrayed —! he CrnciliN-

p. opi

:lsi,le

« h.

had

.-wlc-

auo there wen- bnl -
-r the i<iiiL'dom of }\.\\

\i,ir ' the f.-ict tli-i

was re^'ularlv prodn
world and still r,-<
id(-a of llii- c-hara-
1 u t ho la few ve:

I.

oHler
l;ji:<l
bef.)i-e
I'eter

of St.

.•lft(

' relativi
broth.-r.

Joseph
itochus
to.dc t!: • pait
playe.l by na
Mid 'i'homas I
lohn and St.

l,,t-
be-
■ad-

riay"
ill 111"
delillil e
of I le.' proiliiel ii m

lio-,vever. I tiM-raniliiri-;,'au and ils i
ri-liiiiocs ilram.itic perfoi-ina neo. ;1
l(>r serving to introdnce both, hav
eome more or less familiar lo tln-
iiiU pilldie of the Christian world.

Ili:;li 11]. Ml Ihe r.avariaii .\l|s,
the head of the Ammer river, far ■ml ■
rea(-li of llie lim- of tra\rl and no; i-a.dk
r.-a.-lo-d over the liardlv passabk- mo, in
tain roails, the ipiaint litlli' old vilknte o
riiti-r .-iiid ()l»-r .\.mim-r;.-aii have had lit
lie pan ill liistor.v and no plaee at all oi
most maps. ,\iid siieli would still iin
ilonhti-dly be the case bill for the "Cas
sion I'lay" which has i'im- nearly tbrn
oi'iitiirii\s past been pi-odneed at re^ri-.la
iiitorv.ils at the last nained idaee.

rm'! il-lil-- l-.-oelllll- a fo-.v \i-:!;--:
1 and otio r ej .-s .-<: So-il'i
>, w ith III.- iidi .bii .els ,
i inouii a in \ ill.-i '_''-s. f. -i-n

ndi. ii.-es iM-ton- w:,:,

Ii i-;oiis Ctvo- and d -v .,
pe- s -I'.'a s and ii;ipe>s i i:i
piel." V r-.i

ihe p,

.Mayr. An-
I-aiij;, in
of lie roil,
an iiiieli.. So
mil had Ihe parts
ter. following'

llieir faiiu rs, and ilosa l„-iii;,' the
of .Mar.\-. till- Mother of .li siis. fol-
- ilie oilirr side of h r Imime.
Ill /.wink, ,^.iid to be till- most im-
tor i.-f tlie wii.ilo ^,'roiip took I
.Indus, «hic-h liad I riMpminlv
-n Ihe /winks. \u'\ so it
-I of ilie oihi-r eharaetei-s.

Is v.ilh 111,
VVliik. t!

"' ierniiiiil,
.•idus...> ,
scho.,:ma..;

esl lai-l ill

•I'hey r,-.-,-ive t
vices, ilis.-i
I Ill-Ill several 1
a spei-ial s.-rv
1- ni-.de. Tl„.
fa. t orv I.I evi-i
ilelib,-i-ali..ns ,

li.-

, slill h

111.- i-.M

I ..r

.1.-1. ly
. an.l III,

lloi:

n;; tin- |ia.ls in I
' iiiini.-i'.iiis .ilT.-is ..r ser-
iid s:i an.l v.ile uiiin
i-s iii-i\ 1.1- a ml I hen a . 1,-1-
leh III,. ,-ast

ee ill l!i,-
resull is 1
v one, ami I
ml afl.-r 1

1 al\

'111 iluriii-.' Ill,

ik.' Iinmaii iii ili.- .\mm.

iiu-s iii-i.!i
I'-.r a I..1,
ut ill I !:,- ,
as p,-irll V
lay il„. vi
,,-.,-r.-,l ha

111.'

.Mun
.■iL:l'.l .

,1 d,'

,"■ I,-'

lu.l pr.is,',
•ml III,, s

■liil fUl'lli

.1 ill.' ii',.>

-liil ..1'.

.w.-vir.

hind him t<ti>.>.l
knotted scoiir^'i
the era, 'I blows
ioiir. ■'.'si-i-. l.ii

ioldiers with the heavily
I poi.sed in rea.liness f.ir
.111 the ba, k ,>f I hi' Sav-

*sii!Ti-r.-,| for our

fastened to hi-

inu. "si-e how .l(-si\s
sins."

"Look, boys, at this pi. iiire," eonlinii-
ed Father Coilins. as bis .srh.dars fa.-e.l
the iiortrayal of the Crown of Tlmrns.
A Wonderfully reali.stic [.ieture. •".See
the seoiiruiiis was only a small part of
tin.' awful sii fieri ii.u' which our Savi.mr
iimb'rweiit lor us. 1/ook, boys, oil this Savi.iiir'
awful pieliire ikf i.nr l.or.l Willi the eriirl
ci'oi, n .,f ill. .I'll- |iri-ss(,l .|.i\vii uji.iii
his liea.l ami think of what our siius
cause. 1 liiiii 1,1 suffer." With revennily
liowed hea.ls, the b.iys, and the ^'irls anil
women immi'.iiately following' them,
.silent for a 1111.1111-111 in tli.-ir .-haiil, w.-r.-
,:,'aziii.;; at the s|ieelael.- of Christ with
the sol.lii i's .111 i-il In-r s;d.' pr.-ssin;; .l.iwn
th.- emblem of .iisdi.Tu until the hlo.i.l
trickl.-.i cuiioiisly down his cliei-ks as .
the Itoman.s ha.l done wli.'ii in mo.-keiy
the Christ had hei-ii erowii.'d ami d."
risiv.'lv prorlaimeil • Kiu;; of the .lews."
A well biiili ami stroiiu boiie.l brave v> as
aclinc the role of .lesiis, and seale.l in
ills red and blue robes, with the llyin.i:
blue shawl drawn over his shoulders
.soiled with the blood from his brow,
Jie suffered in silence as, with a heavy
.sapling tho isoldiers in motley ;;arb,
pres.sed the thorils upon his brow, while ,
kueeliug in derision ou one knee and 1
lioldhig a sapling uut as a .sceptre a sol- 1
tlier was uiockiug the seatetl Saviour, i
The tableau was irealisUc in the «'Xtiemi> 1
and with the wierd melculy of tlie i hants
and the recitative of tlie I>atin inayers.
uow soft as a moau and again like- tJie
cry of a wunniled animal, the effect was
thrilling.

Com the ,'i-ony of the Crown of
Thorn.s ih, Savi.mr had been hurried in I
before I'.lal.', ami but a few steps from j
wlicre the Mililiers were seen pressini; ''
that thorny crown upon his bead, the
tabletiii was portrayed in wliich rilate
was shown pointing tho suiferin,:,' Sav-
iour to the .lews, Uiinkin« thai their
vengeance had been cloyed. "Kcce ,
Homo"— Beludd tlie .Man, " I'ilate had ]
said, but the crowd only crieil "c-rueii'\-
him" l.lie mm-e. With "bow.'d h.'.-id the
Indi-an repn-seiitiii.t; the Christ, stood be-
tween the sidiliers, one holdiie,' liiin
either side, befer-' the ,i,-u s wli.i . I
orcd for his death. I'ilale. rl.-i.l in
his rol,.-s .,f sii

ion. All we'-e iiit.-nselv sulenin and
their fervor could not fail but impress
inspiration.

Ill this last inbl-ali wbieh w.-is the
riima.x of the I'ass^ui I'h-iy. ihefi- weri- a
lariie iiiiinber of liKUies. M.iiiiite.! Iiii.-li
lip.. II .. i-oss was a liu'ure repre.-'entin:;
111.- Clni-t, a liitnre im'.l.'l'.'.l with arrislii'
('■;aila-->s jia-l uat lier.', I about Ihe f,...l
of Ihe cLH-s w. re iu.-mI.\- ,.r le.ive a.-l.ii-s.
Till- K.mian s.ildiei' <-,ml.l be seon with
bis spear p.iis.'.l rea.lv to w..uii,l the
ide an.l another xvilli a so.iii'je

■i'a-

I'leii'

I ir

ve'.'rs u -.m'-ll'l

I 1 l>^.'.ll till- «>>rl I at I iiL'

of ( Ibi-i-i innmruiui ami

Si '. 1." Tb,-ii K.lwanl 1 b'\

tho t'erfoiniam-e ami o
I to th.' H orhl |t.i|.li-.-h( d en a.-"'Oit ,.'
i Oth-I's f..;;ow.'d him. a-el in 1.VMI .-i e

bep of ni:igazini's .-inil journals of 1

I .\!l'erii-l all! l-".ilri>po were 1 eprr-eli; . ,
the perforiniiiiee. Then lb" nb e.-

' iiiadi' inoi-e nee. 'ssibh' liy m.i-lern r '

nnee. Now the visitors are iiiiinb.
liy tho hundred tbonsand, ami wlial

' for l;i)I) years i,.'rf..i';.i.'d as a sa.-.-,- I ,
an.l at som.' consi.l.-rabl.- ...si i.i
eoiilliiunity, has bcoin.' a smir.-.- ..f 1:

ml ^■all--ys a.i.l nmiiiitaiii';
II api.ioin i,il.' bai-l;-.;r.iiiiid
ii;.>-' iiiipi-i-ssiv.-lv ,i,-','..li.ni.il i"-r-
Ilial is 1,1 bi- se.'ii i,i Ih. »..r:.l.
."'MI.IUKI were spent in i.r.'liii-iii;:
I play. Iiiit the reiuriis wer.' pni-
ai.'ly lai-ae. Hes^l. s ibe n.linis-
's, the aiiii'iinis ie>.iv. I for eii-
aiciil of xisitors. s.ih. o!' .siiuvi'ii-
ir.s, .1,-.. ran weii n,. int.. n litteri-s.

The p' I'foinianees bi-^aii on .\liiy L!llh
and eoniiiiiiod l«i.-e or tliri.-.' a w.-ei;
onlil S.-; t iiilii r :ii'. !wi-iit.\ si-M-n in all.
T'e-y b. u'in iil .S in Ih" mornii-Lr a.i.l it
I.I-; - mil 1 ill th" afl -rno.m, uith an
I .-r'.l a half iu'.-rmissi.m.

II.

s I

1 1 rl .lii

spear shaft was olTering revenue to the villa

UK.\r> or Tin-: ritori-:s.^i(i.\ ukiiixd

upon his hi-a.l.

111.

SI l„M

an.l with his ,-:
•r.iwii \\ hii-ii ma
■n thai i-rii,I ill.

km-elm-
im-'s of Ii
Willi l„n.

ami
.\1-

il 111,
.nIT.-r

l.oinl in;; w I li Ins ..n
wai.ls Ih,. .-.,ii,l.-miii
vix id wa.> I li.' p.iri v:,\
aliiiosi ]ii.-tni-e.| ihi- V
ciiniim fr.mi his li|i:
..Illy eri.'d -.-m.-iiy hi
in ils apii.-alinu- |,.ii -^
er Clhiis . ..i!!,! 1,1- 1,1
stor-

; -i;,-.-.- II.
.\n,| il.- .

him.

-ull.-r.

his bny-i. ••!!• la.-ml,.-
said," I hat v. Ii.-n \v .-
.lews, (-ryiiiu' 'crm-ify
because, of our .-in that b.-
uieiiili(-i- this pi.tiire, an.l k,-i-|i il alwavs
in your hearts, boys." With ih..-.- a|.
pealiii!; words of the priest and lie- im-
pressive picture Ihe inciileiii v, oul.l s.ir. -
ly Im.' graven on their memoriiti ami
(li>ubtl<>.-is on llieir hearts as well.

On the wending procession m.-n-.-h. .1,
acro.s,s the siiuare to where anoth.-r im-
pn\ssive tableau waM grouiied. the aei.n-s
ill which although ihey had been p..sed
for over an hour reuuiiiiing as ihon:;h
carved in stone. Here was seen a dusky
Indian, round limbed and strong look-
ing, eliul in the garb of .lei^us. lying on
the greensward beneath the heavy
<-ross. having' fiillen beneath il.s wei«hf.
'Stainlii.-,' by iiinitlietically enileavorin;;
to rais,- till- fallen .Savioiir. one holdim;

d.-Sll-, .-,,-1,1 1!,,. ,,;

."I ilii.-r

w, :-,' ti

l.-r- wl„, I „,:. ,„.

Cli;-,.r. 1.

II In 1
. .-mill.

d.-^■.- ai: miv.l i

^ Til.. In, liars I,

1,1 nia^

- i!. I-. --

ib.'i II- i;il , 11, : \
an.l in i!i, :;r

I iii.ii-a 1
.nil '1 ''a

L'hi-i-l iip,.n 111.- .

•..ss, M

.-.I his f.-.-i. .\lai-v

. II,-. 1

■ 1 ;- - 1 1 :- 1

.l. iil.\- fr th,- \\

.M.illier
1111.1 ;:roi

i.iiiiil peoiili- fiuiiid thi ir way to I'. •
^- .III I'lay vllbi.ue. and the rcceieis
.-ii|m'-:-.ioii were over Ti'ii.uiiii murks,

n--:.ly ."MT.'.HIIli iiml in liliin th

:rrs v.ere increase. 1 l.y tn'iirly T'l
ei-nl, th,' visil.irs i..eln li--^' in'Volees

iiK vii.i..vi;i';.
There

1;,.;.
Il Ih

,1 I imma-l.'r.i
.1 I ire ils .11
,. I -'.cm I tool

i-a-lv

I II.. I
mine.

,hlH.

v. I I

.|i'

. II II,-. b

III

.M:

-.1 .Irip-
.1 a|,.in
■ .M:l-'-

.f Ih.

111.1 r<

■I at l.-ii--.'

dalelle al

[dele ami v,-.-is .-iMfiii
realism. The i liaiil .
I renewed several lim,
I prayers had bi-en r.'i
I inoiiMled II,.. platfoim
I ter and addres-ed 1 h,.
I the prie.st spi-akin-

and the inlerprete'
I ispeeeh in the '
From the story of Clirist's birth in i;

I im n; '! l-iiii-,.|.,' a li.l pa rl -

..f 1;.

ill ils ;mi,i-rs^ivi-

I'.-n'. ■ 1 n 111.- iiiiiih and f.-

iri.-.'iil 1

•f th" Imliaii^ u.-is

I>:ri. s. The 1 ;b.'raiiiiii.-i-L' 1;

pe' f.il-

s ami ill, -11 aflei-
it,-,l l-'.-itlii r l;.i|ir

■1 .-l.-lii.: -1 ll:ls ,,,, .,,,.1,

.lai--s fi-,:,, li:;;!. ^v]„■n 11

-; i \-:lI ,,

e. nil Ins ini.-r;.:-.--

km-.-l,ii- s^va-il.-s.

vill.'i;;.- 'ill '.'..iim-il' i!i '1.;:;':;!' .

in tie- C|iim„|i;,

il,.- p..-i il. i-aiis,-,i p..

remli-riiiu; li s

Cn-.iaviis .\,!.,!i,|iii-.

h'" piV

native loima-.

..V.-;- C.-;iI:-il l-i 11 r. .j .. - al I h.

1 i ill.-.

re are many instructive and .s-e;r;;est-
ive hints :n the texts. Hie oldest of wliieh
collies doWii from liilVJ. having ben ar-
raiu'.ii'i by Ihe holy monks of K.\tol. the
moiiasteiy just abovi'.

These Were uioiliiied somewhat in the
early part of the last ci-nliiry to meet
the demands of iln- r.avarian soveru-
ineiit. It had isS!|e,| ,i decree for the
supj.r, ^■si.ll| ,'f nil miracle tiiiil reli;;io'is
|-Ia.\ s tli; onithoiit the kingdom. The
I'li-sloii I'lay al Oberaniniei'gaii. bou-
.-vi 1-. s"e;ir. il e;;enipiioii from coiiipliaiiee
'.\ tll ihe dei-rce on eomiition tint eer
lain fialiili.s of interpret iil ion be left
out,

1 11,- \ illii'.'ers reganl the iday as n most
iie\oiii .and appropriate form of worship
and the perforniunee is a revelation of
reverence associated with the histrionic
art, livery word and gesliir,. is tr'i" to
I'le spii-it . r the story niel llu- .\miii.-r-
1- im-rs at least ibi iiid.-i d w.,.-slii|i n r,,|-
lo-,-. OIL' the performaiiei'. rr.mi 111.' !i]■^.I
.iry ami lln-
visil.ir p-lls
. d.-pi.-l.-.l so
spi'i-lalor will inevil-.b'y
irh .-.inn-s fri.ni eiiiir.'
-. 'I'ii..- iiit -r' -.t is m.isl
- mom. n: uh -11 ili.- pr.i-

ill

% rre<

k SO-l'a

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NOTE— WE PAY DUTY

T(i W.VKK Ul.M UP.

A .Me.ssaf,'!' Crosses the t ici-im Twice t.
Koiis.' a Slei'pin;i i)p»rator.

1 lilt

I!. .-I. .11 I Lilly 111.
I, mi; III.' b.vulili

Ihamp

I r. .,sb

.M-.iii

It ibi iml

I-:. I' ll I.
-.-n.-. ill 11. ;
II- of I.i

Ih

III.

l-e-l

ill

•|-' 1';

Ih.- 11:.
I.. Iha

iks

a lope whi.-h liiid hem :iltaehe,| to h s , lowly manner, iiieideiil alter iiiriili'in .,f
wai.'-it, and the other leaniiix on the j 1 lis life was di'piet.-d lliilil the sa-l davs
cro.ss. were the i rm-l sol.liers of Ilonie. of (he I'lmsioii and deiiih. "The Si>n o''
their spears east aside f.ir the mmee. | .Man. .li-sn-s." said th.. lather, hail no
••() C'ro.ss, (.)iir Only Hope." slill saii;!pla.-e to lay his hoiiil. Voii have your
III.' Indians, and the pri.its|s loa.l the hoim's, y.in h;ne places t.i ri"<t. bill" II"
eliaiiliiif,' in the intervals when they were li.-ol m. plaee to sleep, iio place to erU
not Ti-citiliK the stoiw of tli,' |:'ibl.-aii. 'his li.nm-" ami in simple words th.-
Siiijiiiijj and prayins ilie devotees went s;.,i-.\ wa- t.d.l. wliiie th,- list.'iiiiii.' In-
.slowly on, from where Mary, Moth.-r .,f .li,iii-; slill b.iwed on tlii-lr knees

■ sill-Ill ly lo Ihe end and then the chant

siilTeriii^ .~i,ii, who
111.' cross, whilo Ih
slaiidin-.' 1.--, aro s'
bo will
soldii-rs
siifTir.-i-
.-,1 on I

•II weeping' in Iroiit

I'ri iw.
zinu'

wipe till. !,;,„
on III when-
seer. stMieiin

worn,
.irariii.

beeaiisr
"wlien th

tat'^rerin;: ben.
I her Mary
en Willi their In
I 'lose bv I no a rv
n.-..m-.-r:i.-.llv at

h-m-.- Ih.- -.v.e-shi ,-s p

'T.- lie- hn.-.-li,i',' S:. \
• ,. If, 'I' ill'-' h.'i' l,.'r,-lii,-l
..iy fac- of I he ..sJavi.m'-,
I 111- II -tor of 1 11.' ( hri-I
Nvilh the -real i-r,iss !
s -li..,il.l,.!.s as Im exhort, "I
• of .1. riN.-ili-in, w ho, w ith
m : >., ,| a moll'-' I hem. s'
.-!"i-.' ill,- riirisl. Tin- w,..-i
■'■I" -."-11 ill their iiiiilli-i-..l,i
. -111,1 as 1,„ l,,;i,n.,l l,,-m-i'.ili
^.ivi..iii- was i.elli-i;r t!i.-m
I''"' him. 1,111 1',,,- ||,"ir eliihii
'( ll'e .l.-iys Ihai w-,-,-.^. I,, ,.|
proi-liei-ii-.s h,. ilu'ii made c

all

th.-r Itolir liail eonclinleil his

m.l III I- c-liaiil li-iil lie, '11 sun;;

m \\as irii, n Mini Ihe ^'reat

■si'.l am! ill.' Indians went

I Weill on ;

: .Vfl.'r \
,'iildre.ss ,111,1
the lieiii-.li,-;
throii;; disp
I'l 111.' i-hm-rh aii-l vili..!!-. i,, j,
i. -n.u'tii as till- .,,1 : 1 , -n i , 1. a I !
il.-reil .,lf I.. ili,.ir i-m-.-impim-ni .
|iare Ihe e\-eiiiii^ meal ami ih.'
I'lay al Skwa was n 'imini .ry.

.\fIor .larUliess lia.l lall.'ii
l..r.'lili,;lil

.\t

irr.iml

l.a.l u.

'f III

1 1 1 1 1

-I 'rais
I Heaven."
I .-V.sci'iision
I the earth.

Im i-h..

liim: I'rai... Iliii.: Ib.M - of
.\iid immediately follows 111",
11 scene. It takes one from

liv.-s l.r. I

i I h.- l iiampioii I , li--'i-a'pli
o!'.-.-..,!,.r of .\uieriea. He 's an .M. 1 1.
Willi 11 lar^re pra.-ii.-e, a im-mbi-r of tu..
..r ihree clubs ami a pvoiiiineiit si-crei
siii-iely mini, wiio haci cpiite outlived the
days when the "key" was his e.instaiii
; ..nipaiii.iii.

(liie. ill a while, however, of an even-
in;; u lic'U ei;;arM are lit und tho cninpaii.\

is of the ri);lit order, he ean lie indn 1

lo tell a Kood slory. I'erhapK tho rarest
of Ilie lot, (mi> that has never h<vn
printeil, allhoiiKh lots of them have
lonnd their way ahout, is aUoul the time
when the French ealde peoi>le tele>;r«ph-
I'd ,S.(iiiO miles to have hiiii waked up
when he wa.s asleep in the next room.

ii. il twenty feet away from the oper-
ali.r. '.. li.. reeeiveil the messa;;e.

TI:.' l-';"ni-li line from this coiiiitry to
I' am-.- was the sei'oml of the traiis-.\t-
!;i.-,.' r..bles. The line streich.'d froiii
!in.\inii'.v b.v way of New f.mmllaii.l to
r.r. si, ill I''raii.'i'. Dr. t'rosby was the
.. -poiisibh- nii;ht man in the |o,.k.iiii al

iii. \!.e:y. I; was a iii«ht in O.-iob.-r.
■;:,1 III.- futiiri- disciple of llal.m had
:.i.o-ii his usual .stalioii at his key. He-
'^-. .11 lie- hours of S and 1, when the
: i. iLii m-ws known in those da.VB as
lleiiii-r's eald(-t;rains, used to come ovi'r
III.- wires, there was tisiially yi'ry little
.loiiiir. To sleep al his iiosl was death or
'■'lUivali'iit to it, and this he well knew,
i'lil the winds of auliimii li.,wliii;.-
aroiiiid the loiii'ly lilll,' In.ns,- ,i-.i.m.-il
a iii.-l,„Iy thai remimh-d him .,f his
m.'lli.-r-s liillal.ii'S, ami he fell forward
".1 Ihe laid.' ami was soon past two eon-
lin.'iils 111 his dreams. This haiipi'ii.'.l,
■11 his own reeolleelioii. and he is iln-
,.nly witness, about ,S::;i).

.\l 11 .,-(-l.i,-k the .\,'w V.irk iillii-.' rail-
.'.1 him. Tii.'.N- ha,l a pri\-at(- iin'ssaL-..

1.. r I ransmissioii.

"'I'iek," went the iillle tni-inniior un-
der his nose, but Ihe operator lii'iird it
not, -Vfti'r ha iniiiei-iiii; awa.v i'l \ain
for several iniiuiles the .\ew York op-
erator ;rave it lip ami thou.irht .i mimit.'.
There was Imt one way out of it, Tli.'
reeeivins end of the line iv as in the ne.M
room lo thiit of tlie mussing opi ralor.
and there was a Jiiaii in ••liar;:e wim
could nniliiiilitedly tell what was wr.uiu-.
To reach him an iminiry wosild hav.'
t.) he .^ent the whole lellKth of the cm
paiiy's eimiit, a matter of iS.OilM miles
or so. So callinif np .Vortli Svdiiey at
Cape liretoii lie liei;iin his taslc.

h'toin Cii|ie Hii'ton the iniinlry -vvas
I'ashed to Ih-arCs Content, on the bleak
coast of .\.-wfoiindliiiid. thence air..--
the .\tliintie ocean to A'aleiifia on lie-
soiilhwest I'.ia-I of Ireland, and so aero.s,s
I'm- l-inu-lisli Cliaiiml to Brest. I-'rom
III.' .-ml of the route it was doiilded

1.1. -k I.I St. I'ierre el Miiiuelon, ami so
-l.inled down to Dnxltury. The whole
iiiali.-r look only about fifteen iniiinles,

.\l about twenty iii'nittes |.ast !l the
man in i-liar,i,'e Ihe I''i'i-m-h i-ml of llie
wii . . win,-.- table \\ ,-is mit mk re than
l-.si-nly fi': | ti 1,111 the slei-pin;; operat.ir
ill Ihe II. -M i.ioiu. hetfiin to Ket illtelli-
.i.-1'm'i'. He ill a few si'oonds had reeord-
".l lliis s.. till. u hat snriiri.sini; messa'.'.-:
"'lo inio ilii' II. ..\t room and wake tin-
man III, -re."
Cro-I.y was arouse 1 at once ami 'li.'

1 to him, wh.'ii li.'
y and the busim-ss .,f
was i-esiiim-d :i;;aiii.

and the men in the las
keep tun.'. l-'oll-.wiii;;
some of Ihe mill-- :

First

Second

Third

Fourth

.\fter tills evcl-j-liodv

knew they Would arTivc aiiproxiinatt I,s
..11 time. After a loss of an hour in
worUiujr, there wa.s only half au hour
'.ist 'in the arrivini; time.

(ieaeral iSu|H-rinteudent Spencer sahl
'ast iii^'Iif that for seventeen miles
;iii- lim.- a \ .-ra'-'i'.l on tlm run was

tiim

..'•"J Se,
.1.-. se.

tiie

I lorlv il

mil

63 YATES STREET

TO TnE TRAUi':.

Have on hand a laree stock of Walthnm
Watch Co. movements. Will sell 15 per
cont below list prices.

Sto(! dart's JeweleiT Store

IN I.U>L'II>ATIO.N.

FOR SALE

Scow. dreilRC, ntanl and eear. complete,
now oa the Praser River near Hope, toj;eth
er with dredelnc leases.

Tenders to be sent In by the 20th of June,
11101.

for full particulars aad terms apply to
A. ST. G, HAMBRSUEY,
Solicitor. Vancouver.

Preiser River Consnlidated
Gold Limited

The Wellington
Colliery Co.

LIMITED LIABILITY.

Notice la hereby slvea that a meetlni; of
the stockhohlers of the WelllnKtoa Colliery
Oompaoy, Limited Liability, to authorize

the luerease of tho amount of the capital

stock of tho eiiiiipan.v from one mlllloa to
nvii mini. in (lolliirs. will be liehl at the of-
fice of the omiiaiiy, ,Store strec^. Vlctorll.
e" ■\\\'iliii'sila.v, tlic Pitli da.v of June next,
ut 11 (, clo.'!; Ill lliu fiireiiooQ.
Uurcd at Victoria. Kltli May. 1!)01.

JAMIiS UDNSMDIB.
K. W. DUNSMUIK.
1.'. D. LITTLR,
Trii.stccs (if tlic WcllUiirtou Colliery Com-
pany, Llinllcl l.lalilllty.

Provincial Hoyal Jubilee Hospital

(Inconmriiteil ISM).)

The tcalli aiininil ineetln;: of the douora
ami subscribers to llie Insiltntloii ivUl hi-
lielil 111 the Ciiy Ilali, on I.'riday. the 'JStb
June, at 1 o'c-lm-k In the afleriiDini.

Iliislness: Iti-.-elvliii: tin' annual report of
I hi' lUrectors, the Ireusiirer's st;itcmeut for
III.' year ciiiUm; ;!lst May. 1'Ji.n. auil the
ell'. -lion of illri'i'tors,

Th.' four fiilluwlm; (llreotors retire, but
ai-i' ell^'ible r,,r ri'-i'Iei-t Ion : H. I). Ilelm-
ekoii, .bisliim D.-ivies, C, li. Pemlierton, and
AU-.Mimler Wilson,
j Dou.irs mill sabserlbers can vote for f.mr
iiieiiilii'rs ..Illy. Till' cii.v council nominate
live i."m. 111.- 1....;,; L'.ivi-rmnent three and
111.' frem-h iti-iievoli.nt Society three Cb,
iiiiikinj; r, total at ilfteeu (15) directors. All
donors of money, and annual subscribers of
.S.) anj upwards are ctlelble to vote for the
election of directors.

P. ELWOKTHY. Secretary.

Viotorln. B. C, 13th June. 1901.

llESEUVii:.

Notice U hereby Kiveu that all tho iinnp-
pi-.iprlateil Crown laiiils sltuiiled within

the 11.. Hilda rles of the folloivliis areas ar\' „

hereby reserved fr.nn pre euiptlou. siile. or j for sah

slil.m. ex.'epilmr m-.b-r th,- pr.- ' 'i.,;,, .,",„, „,,„.;,ss, ssabl
he minim: laws ..f the r-r-via-e,

BUY

Copper Canyon

Mt. Sicker

..lli.'r di

A HmHetl amonnt of treusur.v stock
in the Mounts Sicker and Bivnton
mines limited iCojiper Canyon group)
at -'< 1 'iits per share, fully

I.i.-k,-d lip his
tuo heniisplM-n

I'-'hl

I III

a. I .;.

ill eo
seoiir;
|.-n V.

ll'.-ii'!

.\'l!. -Ill V

Savior ol
From

on the e
and the
with few

pla.-'m

Ihe' V,
The

. hi.-

s-:.,ii was In 1,1 bv Ih"
lii.liaiis ill li.,n,,r ..f th,- visii of ihi-ir
Mishop. M.-ss.-ii-, ha.l lir..iiL:hl .nil
lin-works ami ca mil.-:." i , i le- iisi.,| in the
jri-ami manli. an, I wln-ii darkm-ss fi-!l
dark forms s.-iirri-sl fnim i.-ni ,.|.|,|

altars and 11 \ i-i--_'ri-i -ii iiri-hes were lit.

The Indians in their I hiiiisiiinls came
forth and each man and woman I'lin-viim'

ba.-k I
epopllli:

srwh.-ro. The villa
and made a \-.i'.v that if
s stayed llu'y would ev-
yars fop-vor iiorfoiin ih.' play
'l.fnl n iiiemliram-e am! i',lif.\ i'l:,-
: '.n. and by I he lu-ip . .i' I in-
. .if Ihi' siinerin;;s of .Ii-sih, ih..
■ till' worl.l."

f'llhi'i's to sons the idili^ation
omninnity has been r''Co'.;M!zeil,
\ow faillifnlly iiceoiiiplisbe.l,
iiilerriiptions, .\nil a« the l;.'i
'I'lili.in coinint; has a.-siiined thi' sae.-i-d
Inly of the one passiii;; so in inanv
-as.-s till' son has been chdsen fo- tli >
]iii i-l ieiilar part iHTformed on several siie-
i-.-ssive deeenni.ils !>y the father, wlm
perhaps, in like iiianne.r. followed ih.-
;;iaiiil-fiillier. While there is a redis-
( l iliiil ion of I'll, jiarts on each occisioii,
and Ihi'i'e :i''e~in no sense ci.nsiih'reii lier-
edilary or beh >iif;inf; to any one t'liiiily
iii.ir.- Ilmii anolher. y.'t as the son ile-
rives from lii< fath.-r by birlh ami con-
sla II ass.H'iii I ion his e.x.'i-llin-.' skill as a
iiiusii iaii. seiilppir, wood-carver or t"n'a-
eolla worker, so in many ii;.-t cices lil-
ner of beiiriiur and sjieecli am

CKT viI.\T VOf

\VI
I Iteme

.111

sk fi.r

.\SK l-ni;.

..r Pv. ''haso'
rirail an.l sl-ii:

Mik for Ills norii
liii'i- on the box, iilln-rwl-.- v..ii miiv -et
11" Imitation. Ileware of Ih.' ilrii'.-i:isi wh..
-ill's If) Imliiee yon to lake smiii'l lilii.' sal.l
'.i be "just as L'nml." If he snh,..i |. im-s
laeiliilne!) lie will siibst'inle dnu's In pi.-
scrliillon. Insist — (rettlni; wbat yon nsl;
for niol remenilier that there are no fain
Kv leineilles to lie compari'il lo I hose of In-.
\, W. Chase, iiiillmr of the famous it.-. In.'

Hoot. I

ui-i! i--.\ii;.

.\n

Sm

-dllor III an Uutari

liall lie naniele

•Ol.'l'lltS .>f III

irlkes bi.l; il
s a ran--i 1 a,

111.-

noi

villai;.' whli'li I
. after h-iivlni.' ini-st of ihe '
pnrs" 11' II clinri li fair, i
IhN slvl,-: ".V I'hiipi'h fair '

vlMT.- a man s'lemU I'leie j
i-.l, f .r Iham's h-- |

I Tll.VI.V ..M.VKKVS FA.ST ,111' N.

Canadian rncifie Does a Mile in Forty-
Three Wis-onds.

from M.inlreal Cazi-tte.

r:.\-.\lili-rman While, of <M.tawa, came
iiilo I..W1I last niu'lit, after liavim; s..im'
wli.il of a si.n.-.-i I ioiiar run on llii- train
from Ihr capilr.l ov.-r the Canadiiin I'.i-
. ili'- railway. At r."arl,r.iok. ( liilai i ,.
ih.' l,.,-,,iii.,I i\ ,.-s saf,-ly valve was bhiu ii
• Il an.l ther.- was a d.-lay for an hoar.
.\m.l hrr eii.i;iii.' was lele;;i'aiilieil for ami
arriv.-.l in an Inuir. itiit just as the as-
sislanl eii;rim- iinive.l, the limu who is
popi!lai-|.\- known in the s.-i'vi,-.- iis
".la,-k." had his eim-ine all reml'.-. an.l
thai was ilm lime wlii-n tin' run b.'-an.
'J'ime was luadi- up with a ven,;c,-im-e.

l..r Iw,. y,-iirs frmii Ih.- dai.- In-r.-.-f, n'l:
, suaiii 1.1 Ih.' nr. .visions .,f snb soi-I i...i i,"",i ..f
.s.'i-Il..n II ..t Ih.' "I.ali.l .\.-l." as alliemb-.i
i by ...I', li .11 I'l of 1.1:0 "I. ami .\rl .\m.'ii.lmi"il
^ .\.'I. r.iol." t,, eiialil.' the 111, liisi rial I'.iw.-r
' I .,;;i|,.iiiv ,,r P.. I'.. Liiaileil, to seleel tij-Te-
fp.ai t inli. i- niuits fur w.m.l milii aii.l pap r
• iiiaiiiirai-i Ill-la--' pun. -s. as i.r.o hle.l i,y an
I iiLT.'. iii.'i.i h.-arlnu' date ih,- slxiii .lay

Jan.-. Pml, viz;
I .\iva 1, .\ll thi' snrveyeil laail oil both ;
I sides of the river a I the liwid <if Wuliemiu '
i Soniul. I
I .Area 2.-Coiameneluir at the west bouml
ary line of the IniUua Ite.serve on .MmiikUli
Uiver: theime abni!; both shies of the river
ii\ tha UlUi: Willi a widih on ce.-h sl.le of
the river of -to .'hains. I
.\reii :i. KM.-iiillm.' from Ihe hei-.l of I
l.iii.-.-ii s K.-a' li, ,1,-rvls Inlet, leu niiles lip '
I 111.' riv.-i-, w.ih a wi.lia .,i' one liilli- uu each |
I sah- .,r i-a.-Ii l.i-a ii.-h I h.-ie-.f.

I .\n-.l 1. |-:M.'ii.liii'-' fr.,l:l 111.- li.-iol of Itob- '
' s,,ii P.il,-. ,1,. has.. II Strail, tin.-.- iiiili-< e.p
jlli.. riv.-r. Willi a width on e.ieh sidi. of

half a mil.'. i
.\r.',i |.:M.-ii.|iiii: f.ir liv.. miles up

.\ihiins river. Johnson Stral:. from lis .

niiinth. with ii wiiliU on eiivh side of eiie
I liilie. I
-Area (i.- I-Ixtendlna from the ]an"tlim of |
I riilehiiy or White HIver with Sisilniou
I Klver for a illstniiee of ten mih-s un .said |

Whiii' i;.v,-i-. Willi a widlh on earli side '

F. Q. RICHARDS

NO. lU JiUOAD STREET, VICTaEIA.

I li.

mil,

.\r,.

liaralle: llller-e.-
P.rliish r.ilninbia

ill III

nil' he d.:

not like, for the benelll of ihe lieiilhen, win
lire leiler olT left alone."

Pei-ey — 'T ,.;hall t reasnre -for ever every
'Vor. I of endearment you write me,
raiil'iio."

Pauline — "Oh. no; in.v love letters are
COS I'.l-.mit necessarily a ;;niirantee of trood
spcci.-il I faith; tiny are only for piihlical ion."—

'asl of disposilion, with ii happy coiiipre- I Chieiif;o Uecord-Heirald

■^■Q Cll.fi,W. CHASE'S Ol^
_A CATARRH COSE... <£%}^^.

s ... <!,r..-( ,15
T.S ^- . " t'l Il'.S.rc, ..,( I.. . V, r

T ""-''^ "''■<-r!.. cl,.,,.-, t'lii- .',r

,—' Vr'-i-J^ p. ss,,,..fs, stof.1 Jr(ipp|',;,,n |„ i'-',,.
•s I )',i) rK..ei.,n.ir,ry rau. ,

li""^-,''*^ 7/ Ca'airh »,ul ii^vcr R\[.^
. \ 7",,'?"':"'"'' '>rlir,.\. W <h.,«

Ml. din... ( ., 7-.r.,r.,- 1 t>„tf„,.

I a point wlu-re
s with tin- i-.iast
; theii.'e east ml
norih of l-aiibley

I, imo.iii; lli.-ii.-e soiih t.i sal.l I.ji;.'o.>n ;
Ihi-ii.-e soiiih 1111,1 wi-si folhiwliii; the i-hiin-
nel betwi-eii Kiiinalrd l.slaad ami I'andoni
Head: thence sonib ami west iilomr centre
of Wells Passage to the Queen's Charlotte
Sounii; thence northwest to Point of befflu-

Area S,— Malcolm Island.
.\rea P. -lillford Island.

.\rea to. - Comnieii.'lm: at the In'ad of IMIt
Uike: Iheiiee up the river at the head of
said laki' for a dl.stance of live miles, havliiL'
a width of half n mile on each side of sal,;
river.

W. S. nnitK.

II. .paly Ciiiniul-isloner of I.an.Is ami W.iilis.
I.iiniU anil_\Vorks Deiiartiueiit, Vh'torla,

n, (.'.. ctii Ju'ae. 1001.

l''or the cure of LIQUOR, MOUPHLNE,
OPIU.^I A.\D TOHACCa HABITS.
Tho only Beiiuine Keeley In.stituto in
Washington or Hritish Culiiinhia.

Institute, Kilburiio Avenue, tako the
Green Lake or I'^reuioiit cur. Tel. liaka
5-lC. Otlicu 30 Sullivan buildiug. Tel.
Main a35,

G. T. C^VSTLE, Manager.

Seattle, Washington.

A'l eorresDondcnce strictly confidential.

MERCnANT TAItO'na.

27 STORE STREET.

ladies &Gpjbfsdrnients

MADE TO ORDER.

All new cooll.^ .mil latest stylos In pat-
tcrmi. I'rU'.i.s the lowont In the city.

Branch store, IG'2 Govc—uneut street. A
trlil Kollclteil.

Provincial Gaol at Victoria.

Tenders endorsed "<;aol Supplies," for
the supply of bread, h.'ef, (;r.i-
cerios. elothiiij; and cial for

the use of the said lustftutton, from the
1st (lay of July next, to the 80th of June.
1II02, will he rcceivKili by the under8l);ne<l
up to Monday, the '.Ilth ,7irue. Samples of
uroi'crles, clolhlim', etc.. '.-.m !>.■ seen at the
(laid. Topaz avi'iiiiC'. Teiidi-rs to state
rirl.-e of i-Dul per Ion ot •J.nio ii.nimis, Wl
siipi.ih.s to be deliver.'. 1 at Hie (Jaol as re-
iliilr.'il, with. lilt extni i-l;,ii-i:e. Oatmeal.

Iir lis, brnslu-s. uiiil all arlh-les required

fur Use la this ('oiitrart to he of proviaelal
nianufactnre. as far as practicable.

Tile lowest or any tender act necessarily-
accepted.

R. F. JOHN.

'Varden.

June 5lh. lOOl.

/Pli?.'';';>Mfe'm

Every articie. in our store is
REDUCED IN PRICE

I ^It is absolutely nccossaiy that we raise
the above amount bj August 1st.

SUMMER SUITS, FLANNEr.., SUITS, BICYCLE SUITS,, SOFT HATS

_STIFF HATS, STRAW HATS, ''Chrishy's," 'MBarrington s," "Stetson's "
OUTING 3HIRTS FINE BUMMhiR U.NI)ERWEAK, BOYS' SUITS

BOYS' BLOUSES, Etc.

iLLiAHS t< CO- Oolhlers, Hatters aaid Oyifitfers,- 68-70 Yates Street' saie Prte far ca&h.

VICIORIA DAILY COIOMST, SUNDAY, JUIjfEie, 1001.

11

MINES AND MINING

By H. mORTmm LAMB

moro than one propusul from ooiioi'ms
pivpareil to enter iutu iiu iirraugeaieut
to erect the smelter.

TUB SITUATION IN TIIK SLUC.VN.

THE B. A. C. FAIIiUKE. ] ^'^■l^■<.•t^•(l. The Kooli'iiaian, hou cv.T, re-

I ... 1 , 1 • 1 . I |>i>rts tliat the ilirciiors have evi-ry

From latest fl..-raplnc adv,,-.^ ,t ap- „f suceL'ssii,! ami that it is nihlei-

pears that the altompt to put the H. A. Lt,,,,,! thai iho eo.uiKinv have receivol

C ol\t lit us misery hy the simple and' ,,, ...

respectably private melhoii of vuliiiitai-y

lifiuidatiun has sjtrnally tailed, and the

llfTairs 1)1' ;he t'oriKiration uiii.st thus he

paraded ii-ider the rnll Klare of puhlieity

•conse(iuent upon a oompnlsoi-y windiii;;

up. fritieisin in tin,' London (inaiieial

pre.ss is iiii-anwhih' treiiehant to a iletri-ee

and interesting ilevelo[iinents are aiitie-

ilpateil. ICven that lieretiffon' stauiieli

iil)hol,i,T and apcd(i,i,'ist for the Whittak-

er ^^■riL:ht interests, tlu> Cih.iiial ( iuld-

lield.s Ctzette, now lias no word nt' ex-

tennalic.ii to olTer, :ind tile 1'.. .\. ('. aii-
I)(>ars to l)i> in tlie sad position of the iiian
who havinir no friends niav be safe-
ly kieUed. Whether the Ici-l.s nre de-
servedly bestoweil is yet to he dellieil-
strated, di'pendiiiK on the ivinsi's wliieli
have (-(Oitrilnited to the downfall (pf the
eorpoi Mt ion. At ju'eseiit the vreiieral im-
pressiiiii is that! tile cireiiinst

displacement of 15& tons onlj% u-nd was
not moro that XSStt. in leniftlv while the
displacement at a destroyer varies I'roiu
about 240 tp.oTer 400 tons. No. 98, on
her trittU attained a speed of neatly 26
knots, which ja much faster than any'
torpedo-boat and as fast as many
destroyers.

There are few sensations so osbilar-
atins as that of flying over the water
at the nite of nearly 30 miles an hour.
If there la anything of a swell on, and
one ^-ets into the bon-s, the foelinR resoni-
hles the disturbing seiisiitioii of rising'
and tailing in a boat swinj:. It is then
the bad sailor begins to <liseuss with
himself the advantages of retreatiiiK aft
and remaining on deck, or ilivin^ below
and experimenting with iileoholic re-
freshmi-nt.s. So long sis the sea is com-
Followinj,' the suspension of operatiiuis I paratively smooth, though, there is noth-
at till' Last tjlianei', it is aiinonneed that in;^ nhirm the most sensitive, i)ro-
sovi-ral other mines in tlie Slocan ili.striet vided one has eonie oat pri'iiared for a
ineliidiii;,- tlu- I'ayiie. Whitewater ;iL!d|^|,|„i -wcttinf; and a general siiiearin;; of
the Hosun, have i liised down. In the | ,,iie's face iind clothes with all kinds of
ease of the former, howi'Vcr. this will be | j,,.|,„(j .,,„] sartorial prepav.a-

only tenipiirarily. It \s a-s rumored also [ions for a run in a 4l)-linrHe power mo-
tile otlii'r day that tlie Slocau Star was
to follow the example so persistently set
of late, hilt this appears to be without
finind.ation, as adclilioiial sii[iplies were
pnreha.sed for the mine last week. The
Slooaii Star ore is heiii;,' shipped to the
I'ligeC Sound Uediietioii Comiia iy. The
mill i.s handling; KMI tons of roc k a day
■vliieli inrn.s out 20 to L*.") tons of ore.

Popularity is the proot of merit
No brand of Chewing Tobacco has
achieved popularity so quickly as

tor car, inileeil, are nothing to those
made by men wlio go down to the sea in
torpedo boiit.s. Hhiidtet overalls, oil-
skins, sou'-westers, goggh's and top
hoots are only a few of the garments
that Olio s<>cs preamnhiiliitiiig the iliM'k.

There was one individual on boanl No.
OS ((k>tiei-il)e(l as an artist, so the writer
was informed) who oanie niit in an ordin-
ary Uaglan overcoat, anil presented a
pitiable apiioarani-e. However, oni' has

ccmipany's operations, aud a divi.leud of ploying 120 men. Work has meanwhile 'I'^ipl^L'"' ...^T C?"r'!',m"'Tbe're is"nl
10 per cent, was declared. The .■or,K,r- l,eeu started at the Noble Five, n con- ~Cr tn? n,^^, i ^00 • I m X^^^
ntion .subsequently flontetl off the Le Itoi tra.-t having been let for the driving of I^s" f'";^^,";* ''fi't .s,md
No. 2, the Rossland Great Western, and a 320-foot tunnel by which it is expected • 7, t' lnng up .■m l dou 11 t u ' •'■'^>>^ '
Kootenay properties on terms which to strike the contimuuice of the Last , \, , -vMien .hk 1,1. ni s i .ist

shareholders in the parent company had Ohanco vein. From present iudicntious ' I' I'l'"'- ""roi it V ' n 1

every reason to anticipate would enable the lend out-put from tlio district will " " 'H"'''"" ,T

a handsome dividend to be announced at not einial tlint of last year. |nieiei.\ one s |>as>ai,'e tniou;.n iiie

this year's general meeting. Inirtead of waves . though the tremendous >";i' ''^

any such happy r.>sult. the proprietors i tIIK STKIKH .\T TIIK HALL .'.?;,!'''': '"'T/h„'.^,'i, '' !, f\,'n'n'el'' if o ,
are invited to asstMuble for the puniose of MINKS lanis ^-oing tlirongli 1 t iniel 11 on

according the corporation a paupers ..,,,i,...,..nn .',„n'. .he mm r of the ' ''V""^.'"^ •' ,^-''"t'l"'>"~ ^'''l' 7""'"

burial. Meanwhile at the meetin.,- of ' \r ''y ' }^ 1, ! i ; ^l".-^" ">". -vry part ol he boat and

the creditors of the u. A. which ...k ii!;:' niu'ot lenAii" 'o/x r ^' ;. t: :.if'" a

place oil rinirsihiy. some Mst'iiiishiiiLr di- 1, ,,,1,,. \,, i; l,.v,.l s,Mith is u ( n i .on 1 1 .1 le mi. in, .n

Idosurcs were made. The :u u

w bieh w::',f fpHv,;; ,: ;':„r''':i- "■■''-> -^y i^"'"-^ ^i^■l';' w! n/' ;:,.,^:;;a:.n:.e: go d.wi, i

n iK n >, 1 inn.it. ii.iiiii .11. ,,1111,-es s ver per ton, and 1.) per I'enl. , ,„ ,,||,| observe the I

wli 'I t ci III thf 1 11"- In 1 1 ■! I ■( I ii'i 1 ir- II -1 nil ' • ■ ■ ' 1 ilu ) I »' 11^.'! lit ' I i n i til il iHl (Him i \ i i in

wrher ;;;';t •'nnal.cicrnnd'nnmeL,.^' :,;;ll';Ji.uiug'^";C' v^ln V p^ovrit' iil ^ "'" T"!'!'- " ""^^

which, contains tlu; HUlestdcaiN > ^e ^ ' -^^^'^^.jl'^^^^.X, No. 'o ^ ^J^^^Vri^ul^

cash 111 band at the bank aiieninled to , '|m,,. i,,„|v h,.,.ii .-iii ! '' -'l'''''' an\i. r> '

nrul If this is aeenrate t,,,; J^^;, ^ - ^^^t' wl^e '^^e l^i- I ' ^I^'. ''tZ.Z.^ hM'i^ir'u '

posted by till, ennipany in tlien-M he-s a ^^^^ .^i,^,.^ ^„,, , ol No, .^s. S., inMi.n-. n l i tli. o , ,

four. w:is a piece iit bliifl ol the must | ' bi see that they are nut o\ el -cn'M 11 ii

questionable ehara.-ter. Fmni nil .-n- I ,,i>/ »i »i -, .'ci/ » x- i v t!/^i- v m i> V themselves and gelling more hot than is
counts ihe meeting wa.s a s! .-oiy one.! ^ ' ' V^X.m, Jo *^ healthv. Co down into the stok.dml,!,

and lliMsc resiionsibh- for tie- mischief ; 1)1.>5IKU.1. j ,|„. ^,„l;,,,s are f 1-

were denoiinci'd in smdi iiiic'..iiii inniisiiig , The agu-re,::ate loimag" produced^ this ^ i,,^, furnaces for nil they are

terms tli:,t ir is s-ii-l Mi-. WliiiiiikiT ,ve:ir t" dm- lr..iii the Ummdary ( reek , ,,,,,1 i;,,^^. ,|,,, yrrv llam.'s ttieiii-

Wriu-iit abnipllv left the rn..iii. Arter :i !. Mines, is rather over l.iH.OOl) tons, or | ' ,,,,,,1 ,],,„.!,.,, j,,;,,,

good de:il of pressure the lollowiin: list , .ilioiil lid.btK) tons less than the Uo.s.sland | .^^i^, .iiii.e ;iiid n.ar round the uiHnv-
of assets w.-is ,>bl:iiiieil fr..iii the e.o,i- i oiit|iiit for the samu perioil. During .May i , ^ii^ „ I ^, |„,i|,.,...„i„.s iTlmrnvrron's

panv a rdi mr l o ..ur i-ont I'liipor.irv : ::!.'p.Oii(I tolls were sliipiu'd trom j ^.-n ert ii 1 es I,v the wav No diinu'iT

l-"'i-^t MPi! Wist l.e Kni s!iai-es vaiiicd . Boundary for smelter tremnieiit, or Very I j' ^^.^ th.-iii'i
,„ jiii. ■ I nearly .S.IMIO tons per week. _ This "vcr- ' i^vi„.,i one has -.e, n the sik'h c m-enpied

••:t.-,.oi.,i .«<iaii.l.-ir.l K.\pl..r.-iti.pii. fully i .ii;e will certainly be niaintaliicl |p.r the ,.„,-;n,- i.,on, aial s|,,k,dii.ld, .oe-

l.aid up shaivs at .^.s. jnext two mouths, when In yun.se,|uene.. ^. ;,,„„,,, wh-r- s|,ai- is fniind

.SiiMiKi ! p Leads (Vi.-'oria>. valued lof additional smelling facilities it slem d - .,,,vthiir- eNe It i- wmolM;-

,,, Ku greatly increase. On the ether hand He- ." ,■";'.,;!',' -, , ,„ n,,,,.,, i.

•Jil. 1 l,.Hb!oii Valley at n. Uosfflaiid output is Ukely to be restrnt ed . .virsliip nnuii .'ift there

.-,II..^C,.| l.e lioi No. 2. vnliie,! at £.".. 1 to ll.l 'I h M. ois weekly for sonic HHIi; t'ne| ' , i,,,''. Vos, lit, l'. .-abin. where the
lU.iinn Le IJoi No. 2. TpUs. paid, valued I y.'t. inid ...lo-re is lln^M^liMV a^l.k.d,l..i.d ,;„; ^„,, ,;;.,„.,„„„. „„. ,„.i„c,.p

Finest Chew everg put on the
market.

TRADE I

Sold Everywhere

Even the tags are valuable —
Save them and write for Illustrated ; Premium
Lists.

Massey=liarris ilachinery

.f the

air till' Koiiiid-

1(!S l:.-i.<sl.iuil r.reat Western, valacLary shipm. nts will at any rate n pt tall
^j. £5 iCar short in actual tonnage ol prod net i..ip

T.Vi.ondon and Glohes, valued at 'Js. ! from the other camps, a fairly .satisiai-
r..fi2ri Columbian Froprietary. vabie.l ; to.y ai hieveiiieiit lor s.. .\.iuii - a i ,s-
£5 itrict. lint l.-w have yi-t radu.ed li.''

But elsewhere it has been stated that I great poteiitialit ies of the area which is
out of the ti2..SlU shares in Le Uoi No.2. I shortly to .be<-o.me Hn" m-'"! imiH|rlaiit
only 4S are fully paid, and on th.' reimiin- mining territory m IJnlish Columbia.

dor there is a liability ■'<' I'J Ills, .\ni.in-

other n>isets the item of e.isli at \ anioii- TUB DUNCAN Ml.VlOS LIQIM-
ver oftice. £2:1.000 appears, the aer ir.iiy DA'no.N.
of which we (iiiestioii. and on .Mipinl.iy i o,,,, piore unfortunate, the nmiciin
some pirti nlars on this point should be '\ii,„.^_ Limited, lias gone the way of
obtai'iii d by the slntrehidders. .Vopareiit- Kngllsh companies that op.M-ate in

ly the corporation possess no shares in |',,.jtish ('oliimbian mines. Instead of
the lJc<isJand Cie.il Wi-stiTii aad K'o.'t- iiaiidling with care, they and their niaii-
enny mines, and as the lliilatinii of tlip-se I .|,_,,.||,,.||, t^i|,,,i|,i f.,r tlm gooil name of
two I'ompaiiies alone slionld have ,),,. |,,.,,viiiee be handled without gloves;
hrnuglit ni'Wiirds of £,'-;00.0(l(i into the ],,,, d,,. |,|.,..;s of British (^)lunibia is un-
coffers of the conipnny. of wliiidi there is , |,.,ppily, with a few exceptions, averse to
no trace whati'ver to be found in I In' assuming tlie role of censor, ami so the
above list of assets, wi'll tlie possible ex- i fnilures which result from hoiii'lessly and
ceptiou of 2(1. (M)0 Loddoii Va lleys, I he i,|i„tj,.j,|iy i,a,i aia uagiaiient and ivMrava-
discri'pancy demands I'X jda iia I ion. Tie' .^anei' are altribiiti'd to aiiyl.liini; elsi> to

niO(dinu' of till' creditors was iimiiiinioiisly |,,,. iast.im-", injiidiciipiis h'gisl.ili r,

in favor of compulsory 1 ii| iiida I ion. ;iiid ,,i'ieii, the mineral resoiirrcs are

ill ni-dor, pi-esiimably. to jireviait iiivi'S. l,.|,in.'(l as valiirless. .\s to the Dun-

ligation tin- directors sent oiu tlm follnw- ,.a,i Mines, its failure is ad in il I ■•d ly due
ill:; ap|i.-al for proxies: lo exti a vag.anee, and to tlif fact that par-

"BRITISH AMKRIfU f '( >l!l'r>Il.\- ' > ially , level,,, p.-d mines wer,. purehas,-,!

TION. LIMITEI>. at higli liL-iin-s 1 ov,a- c:ii,it alized.

•Idles,, w.av IIo.-iI.mI as sii i ia ry e., Mi-

llie
.•lolles,
th,' p,'Iti
th,>r for'

laaer s!,',']!. .■iml i-haii-e tledr
".pi'anl of the eii'.'iiie roiuii is
olia la's cabin, iiiul still fiir-
,1 i< tl„. i^.olc .del) and th,'
..rrters. \vhiTe riP'iin is fouiel
for as nianv ;is ali'iul 111) im-n. .\11 tics,'
ar.' 'iii>iir..a,-li,-,l l,v the siiiallesr of ap'^r-
tnr,>s. ami ill,' sl.'cpe-^t of hohhrs. Soiia'
I ,,r 111,. Ill are r,,v,.r,.,l ovr wilh cr,v,'rs.
: lik,- a biscuit b,,x. and tin- way beirn iii
itiL'iires keep aiipeariiig out of one .•iiel
I straiglilwav disappeariii-' into another
ivmind.s one irresistibly of a panloiiiin.e
rally.

The foL' c'lm,' down nii,! put an end to

11,,. trials ibv no ans n iioleas.a nt

trialsi of No,' IIS, ^o si,,' will liav,' to
start tio'iii :ill over a'.;aiii some other
iln'-. Til,' ndmir.ilty won't .dlow them to
to'b,' iloiie by si'ctioiis. I'.iit she nian-
au'i'd to attain her own leipp'r siiecl with
,'ase and beat it fshe i.s mily a 2.>-knot
boat I. and altogether pnivcil herself
worthv to eiiti'r the service. already
■:race.l bv many others nt Messrs.
Thnrnycroft's splendidly-bnilt and ma-
chined boats.

I th.

Th.

h' pnl.li,' fa
lareiil c>p|iip.-iii,\' ail
I'l-y oil oporal ion-,
pani's ha\,' lM','n also ini--
1,1 a lo l„'i r_' Wound no. in-
par.'iii <•• a, -I'm in their down-
! ,11, Til,' I inin an .M iiie- is to be ri-
coipst r'l. I I'd. .-.ml po~s bly iii-iy lu'olit by
past experiellie.

p.inies. but
-iioml, I h.' IP

di.ari
,'.'lvin

lili'N |i

dTs .\r i;.M;id..\Y

orND.

a: ti,' Ib.roi.r.- Sou

i~f,:. Ioi V iiiaHi,,-;-, ai,,| alr>':,d\ lliiM'.'

ili.,i'-..iii 1 i|oM,-,r. hi- 1 :p sp.-nl i-i e.-

p'.'iaito,',' \',,,rk, I: j, sl.ai.'.l ili il a Inr

iloa- - ■ :, lilo- ■■nil. mill i< t , 1

, |M'ii,|i'.l Ihis siliiim,'!- in prm iii'-- tlii- i'\-
lellt of till' oc.'lir'-ellces. The iiolicat iollS
I at present are most proiiiisiiii;.

TIHUd'V .Mll,l>

l--.'i-
A!l,

.\N IKH'K,
t T,prp,'.lo Boat

4:'. Lothbur.v. London. K C
noth .May. liml.
n,ar S'r lor MadaiiO.— Yoil have i-e
ceivn! n .ii,-,. convening a nu'etiug on
Moml.iy next, with the obje.-t of phn in:;
the i-oi|P,piatioii in voluntary liipiidaliici.
IVtilions have been lodi;od by eliiimanl
for ciupuNory liiiiiidatioii. The i-laini^
alni'tst wliolly arise in rciiard to the
llossl:i;i.l and Kootenay Special Setth'
meiits.

In consiiiuciK'e of the cnmplieatioas

'Which have been brnUv-lit :il t bv tie

default of l ertain niciiiber.s of tin' Si,,,
ICxciiMUge, and the action taken iiii,lpr
its rules, and becansi' claims wer,' ma,l,'
which yipur directors could mil s.-, ii,, r
way to nilliiit. the r.oard cail .l i ■ , i
those purporting to be I'reilil,,; s, i,,- ih •
piirpiise of discussing iiroposals for a,l-
.iiistiii^ these complications, ami prevent-
ing any wholesale sacrilii iiiu' of the a.s-
sets . I' til.. ,-,>rp,, ration.

Your dii-o.-t.irs reu'r"t tli'H :il-

tlli>Ui:ii 1 111".- to,,k lip. ,11 tlp,-ia-, Iv. :•-
much ri'-poii-ilpility as tll,•^■ .hire ni iicd, .\ I
ilig siiL-L','-t ions for a -,1 1 leim'ipi I'l,'
cluinianis |,r,.s,-iit i!ecliii,''l l" ',,■■■, -pi lie-
re;is,,n,'i!,i,' ovrl iiri .s iiiaile. Il is tli,'r,' I' r,)ii
f,,r,' !!.,'v I'litin'ly a qiii'-lion ,,r !,r,,t,',-l- <»r
iiiL' till' inter. 'sIs of 111,' sliai',-li,,l,l,'i-'^. mi'l n.'i^'i
wbih- Ih,' .lir,','t,,rs invi!,' lie rMl!,".r in- l.-u-e
Vesti_-at.oii in roj:aril t'l tlm iiiami'.'i'- ih,' I
lueiit of til,- ,',pri,oi al i,,n. llu'v hope that are t
if \n-\ •■aanoi alt,'ii,l ill,' iiicl ini;. y,,ii
will, if y,,ii have not alr,'a,l\- doiH' s,,,
siMiil your i,r,,\y t,, lli,' ,lir,',-t,,rs or any-
one whom v,,ii di'iiri' to ad on your he-
half, at latest b-'fore 12 o'chick iinoii on ,|,
Saturday next. .Inn,- 1st. hi- l,ai i ;, -1, i; . ,,r ,-i'iiis,'r ih.in il,,' li,

]',v order of the Bonr.l.
K. A. L-VBOUCIlKKi;.

.Secreliny.

The ofTect on the British ('.diinihi
market in I.rf>ndon has been di-astrons i
the extreme and prices have .iropped all i " hn h wonl,
nloHS the line. It really secnis thai s,, i,nrp.,s,. ,,i ,1,
far as the British capital invest ni. nt in "i Hh- em niy
this country is conciu-ii'Ml a iiialii:;iiini l"':ii I ain : mas lor o

fnte has fnrm the start coiil r,pll,'d lie l-b.d. was prodii I.

reins, and driven over tin' ro,-ki.-st i-o-,,! navies were slow to lollow our exaiiiii
that COUUI possibly be t ravers,-,!. Iliil it si'eiiied for MPiiie I nil,' 1 h at ihe torpeil
ifi it not proverbial that the longest road boat iprnpi r niuM 1

must have a ttn-ning?

FrSIIKI) WITH IMCKAXI-:.

How a fbidericli Man ("aught a Big Om

, f:,„leri.'li Slirnill. ^.^^1

l-'r 111 r;,Hlcri<'li SlL'iiiil.

Fisliiiig witli II pickaxi
of the <'omme.n tmler. bni !• s.-.-ms lliai
big giitne can be caiiirhi in that wa.\ . .\i
least, (l.-orge Morn.w foiiiel it tie'
' .pther diiv. He was hauiiiiL' st,,ii,' fr.mi
! the river last Salnrday morn u:'. and
. while he was Working.' with his pi, I; in
i the fiver, near lli" lui'l-". li" i-:iii-lil

I siL'ht of a sliirircoii iii,ai,-i!-,' pr r-

tions. II.' went an.-r :i iiii'l -nal, ili"
' iiiidc into itt^ heail. bm ii ■■■■^ " ay rr,,;.i
him. and went s, .li-^ian, e ^ ,lo\\ a
stream. c.-irryaiL' il,,' I'i.'l; " ^th i' aial

■ 1,.,-ivim.' a I rail ,.r bl I l,.'liin,l. I 1.' f"!-

l,pwe,l il ami at last brought il up t .v.-n.
' It weiL'heil '.12 p,iiiii,ls ami iiieasiired ."i
fei-t T illclli'S ill h'llglll,

i K1"SSI.\N B.VNKS.

I Clian,gc6 in tli,' Hi'-a! Financial IiiMi-

We liiiv<. for this season's hay iiig, the olil reliable Toronto juwl Brant-
f irl niowi rs. .\lso No. 7. This machine has all the good points of the
orlcr in,,\M is, an | some not loutid on any other machine. It is up to

date in c\ ery respect.

UAY llAKICS, TEDDERS, MOWER, KNIFE GRINDERS,
ETC., ETC., E'rC.
SEM TUE.M r.EFDKE VOl' lU'Y.

E. G PRIOR & CO , LIMITED, Sole Agents.

VICTORIA, VANCOUVER, KAMLOOPS.

Hello/ Hello/
HELLO

PARTY LINE TELEPHONE IN YOUR RESIDENCE, ONLY
'TWO DOLLARS PER KONTH.

fe-

■ll 111, 1,1, 'I'll

l„,al ill
-iiriiiL'.

'I'll.

l.oM,i,ii Leaih'r.
II Ih,' w. ir,l n-aft wl

s,-i,-ii,'" has pl.i,','d ill ill,' S11I-- li,,ii

!' Ill,' wat,'rs, tli,,s,. wlii,li |,,sss,'ss aiti

pst f asciiia I i,,ii for tie' I a ml.siiia ii l''ra

lorpi'doboals and the tor]ieibp- c.-ipi

( ii-'-a!
1 111 ions

I-'r.,iii Montr, 111 f'.ir/i'lle.

St. I'.tp'rsbiiri:, .Iniie
l.orts say thai .\. Kollis

ill,- near fiiMii-,' tr ll

,,r ,,r t h,' 1 111,'rnal i,,iial
iir,'si,i.'iit ,,f i;,.- ,-\,-,i
li,,ii,,r;iry p,^-t. li uu
aitii-li'S III' iiu'orr„ ,rai ii,n ,'!' Ill,' le'W
l;ii.~s,,i:i I ii.lii-l rial hank, wiili a
of i;. 1 11 III, I Kill I'raiH-s, as |p<"_'iii-

2.- B,,ni'-
11 will r, 1 1 re
po-t of ,liris-
Ilk ami l,,'.-,,!i
V,' l„.:ir,|. a
rst,H„l thai l!

J. F^ULLERXON

AND

J. H. BAKER

a; sole dooal agents.

FIRE

MARINE

ACCIDENT,

HEALTH,
ElVBPLOYERS LIABILITY

F. O. DAVIDGE &C0., LD.

Commi!£ on nercbants Shlpplng:,and General Insurance Agents.

62 Store Street. . - - Victoria, B G

We Carry the

fiuraey Cook Stove

The most economic in the market, con-
sumes the least fual, aud gives the
greatest satisfaction.

Cooking utensils in steel, iron, tin,
aud granitewnre, in endless variety, and
at prices that cannot be beaten.

Shore's Hai^diare Store

134 and 130 GOVBlRNMBNT «SB.WSa,
Oomer Jobnson.

WITH WHICH IS AMALGAMATBD

THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

HEAD OFFICE-TORONTO

PAID DP CAPITAL

IIESEUVB FUND

AGIillKtiATl'] HK.SOCUCES OVBH

HON. GEO. A. COX.

Prcfildent.

B .B. WALKER,

General Minsger.

.8 8,000,000
. . 2,000,000
.. 6S.000.000

LCNDON CFF!CE.-60 LO»r1BARD STREET, E. C.

Thfi Rank his 68 Branch-s cttendlnu throngliout Oantda tad elsewUfce Inclndlna
the following In itrltifh Coiuub'-i sod tbe Yukon District:

I ATLIN,

C RAN BROOK.

DAWSON.

F'EBNIH.

GREENWOOD. NBI/SON. SANDON.

KAMLOOPB. N. WBSTMINSTBE. VANCOUVBB.

NANAIMO. EOiJSLAND. VICTORIA.

WHITE! HOBSB.

BRANCHES IN THE UNITED STATES

Tho VTRONn War to Talk.

Thw xlIGHT Way to Talk.

.hi.-li ,'1
.hii-li tlii'V

'llnllgh - 111

Ih,' i

,1' llr

Ihi'ir elT-
--[la rail, ,x i

,1 by 111.

Thi'

> ,.! lis IM'T,' l,>;aiii lal.l,-
w hii-h at b ar-t ligiil.- ,,ii si rai
I, -rills.

It was 111.' l!rili~li .\,liiiirall
eiilleeive.l 111,' l|,it',,,ll nt' I'lliali

iiiiig. lia\,' I,,', II ai,i,r,iv,',|
|,al I''r,'ii,'li I ,a rl ii'i I la lit i- tli,' S,','i,'
I ;, 11, rail- i|,' I'ari-. ( )|li,-,'S a, Iji.ili iiiu' ll
I III I'l-na I ieiial hank will t-,,i,ii be i,|ii'iii'
'I'lie ,iiri',-|,,r ,,r the new entleeril will 1
M. ^\■irlh, p, ■,';■;, iiisly with the Uiis-.
( 'liiii,',s,- ba Ilk.

Parly Line Telephones at reduced rates. Call up "Ccntr.-il No. 500,
iiid ask foi- terms and districts. Perfect service. Terms so moderate
as to be witliin reach of all. No installaliou charge, no advance payment

»!A » ESQUSMALT lELEP

LIMITED

lr,'.\iiiL' 11
anil Iierf,

111,1

y who first i ^"(r^,^^ tlP^-^if

t hiiibi" ' ;- ^ % V

,r,,i',l,.-b,.at : (J "W^'^'^^i^^ i ii-.a

ll.

,r th,'

TTI'K F.MUVIKW fOK POl! AT ION.
It is learnt th.'it Messrs. ( ;,„ ..I.tIi,, in
find BlackstoeU liiive iibiiiidiviieil I heir
tion on n ooiitnilliiig interest in the l'':,ir-
view Corponitieii. possibly in i-,,as—
<liieiiee ot" iiiiraMirabh' iiiarki't emnlii;. ns
in the Kast. Tlie n.ci'ssai-y wi,rkiii'-' i-.-u,;!-
ill is to b,' riiisi'il by levying on th" s'lare-

holiler.s lo the tun,' of thr eiils i„-i-

slllire. 'I'his is iii>l iileasiii'_' iiitelli'-'i-ne,'.
btit it really s,.,-!,-, that tln-ri' N in, ali'-r-
liative bl,! I,, a",'i'|.l llie l,r,>]",sal ,,r al
l,nv the iiiiiie I,, L'o by Iiie l„,:iri!. Ni.l„„lv
wiints I,) l!;row l-h'mI iieniey alli-r l,a,l.
Tint ther,' iir" ainaireiil h' ,'\i'i'llent i":,s-
OIU-; tor siipposiim- tllilt the St eiii "i ii'l-'i'
.is ee.Diibl,' ol' beenriiiiig ll pr,irit-eai'iiiiiL.'
mine ill the near future, proviih'.l fiimls
for til,' eoatiiinaiiee of il,'ve!i,i,iii,'iil ami
the ilisl allal ion of aileiinate plant an'
available. .Vee/,r'liii:r to the l.'iti'sl r,'p,,r!s
1iii- oil- at tin- :'.(l(l-foot level has lately
sliD'.vii iiiiproveinent in value Mini I'Xieiit.
the .'IveniL-e M.siilt of the siuilpliligs he-
iiii.' .ST.iU per ton. .Under jn-e.sent eoii-
ditiiiiis at Fnirview' six dollar ore should
Vay very -well.

THE KASLiO SMELTER TROJEOT.

Tlio first (irenoral meeting of the Knslo
SmeJtcV, Limited, was held in Knslo lust
wo'elt. So far prncticnlly all that hnn
1)een done is to make n first payment of
10 'per cent, on the site which has been

eil SI]
Ib.il.

that

Ih;

I,. 1

I,' a tliini:
r.rilaiii has j;ain-
n 111,' ,-oiis|i-ii,ii,.n of
Inipi'h'ss for any other
if eali liiiig h"r np. they
,1'slir t lieiiisi'iv,',-. in 111!'
have at lasi i-.-aseil to
alfeetiuii.s solely on tie'

niatli'i'. ami tli
eiiiii','iilrate tin
t,,rpe,l,,-boat.

■the tor|„',l,,-l',,at. liowever. I

means seen its las| ilays, ami

We are m'V.'i- liln ly to hiirih'ii

wilh llieiii to ll •ileiit wliii

gllislh'i

l,,r iMstaiie,
iL'lil„,rs. v.-e

- by no

lt!l,,ll'.:ll
Sl'lvi'-

ilisliii-
if oiir

nil

Jllst

iiiori

,iiipl, ti ,1.
II III" iial

Th

tyiuat Boar SIsnaturo of

the navy

till have '.).", ill I

,. nnire bnihiim.,' e
,. l.-ittcr are s,,iiii
I a-v ,vi an ,'N periinent . be- ;
ing. so lo .speak, a sort of .-ross l,'-lwi'"li j
till' t.h. and the t.bal. 'I'lny a''" bigger,
po-se.ss greater speeil. ami as a rule havr. |

iiriiiaiiieiit than the foriiiei'. but iii j

nf thi'se ri'spi'i'ts do tliey eipial V^cj-t sn»»iU ond »« ofcsiy

5'V> rac-StmUe Wrapper Bc'oifp,

matter of torpedo

(exeept lii'l'liaps in tlr
tiibesi Ih,' latter elass.

One of thi'se boats has just been buUt
by Messrs. Tlioriieycrof t lit their ( his-
\vick y.'ird. and n "Morning Leader
representative was recently piivilegejl
to take a trip on hoard her in the North
Sea, while she was out for her Bteiini
trials. His Majesty's Torpedo-boat
is her proud title. She has a (lis)iliiee-
meiit of nhont 180 ton.s. is about il.'iO!)
h.p.. IfiOrt. in length, and carries Ihrc"
3-pounder qnick-ifiring guns and three tor-
pedo tulies. The largest torpedo boat
hitliorto built for the British uavy had n

4i> lalcts ca iic;';ijB.

f iliV^iTiJ'ATliiU.

' ■- '■ ••^.■arssrsTsaTvrj.f^' — —
- CUBS SICK HEAOACKR >

jt B\ ^ ji

FIFTH REGIMENT BAND

JUNE 16

j» ji jt AT ^ J» jt

SUP! A ,

(iAffiiiii^i

FIFTY CEXTH LFTUIIX. Cliildren Uiuler Twelve, L25cte.
Trains Leave E. & N. Dejiot nt 9:00 A. M.,
'_':()() niul 4:25 P. M.

3 IFIIEE

FDIl S.M.i; .\T THK

72 Yates Street

PKBSH PROM THE FACTORY.
Patronize lo<;al Industry.

.TOHN SLUGGBTT & SONS, Proyv

3:

Of Dollars

We solvo it for you and
save you the dollars
See our Jardinieres,
40c, 50c. and 60c good

values.

77 Qovernineat Street

NEW YORK. BAN FRANCI3C0. SEATTLE. PORTLAND. BKAOWA^i

8aTlng8 Bank Deoartmeat. Goii Duat Furcbased, and ever? dcacrlptloa ol! btnklaa
bnalnesi trrsRae^<1.

GBO. OILIiBSPlI). Manairer.

This Way to Save Honey

Go to the Syrian Store, 97 Douglas Street, and buy what
you want in .Jewellery, Notions, and Dry Goods at just 50
cents on the dollar.

Special This Week

10 dozen Top Skirts to clear from T5c up.

& Co. I
CHE4PSIDe|

11^7 Gov t Street *t*

X

Garden I ao • ools ;^

Gardeu ^^ts :$

Lawn Mowers ;^

Lawn Sprinklers ;>
Rubber Hose

Hose Reels, etc. i

Agents for the Great Ma-;|*
jestic Eange.

tei-i'tefeii- i

Natttral Bimetal

Shasta Witer

BflBRY &, STEWART, Ageaias,
Whaif Street.

12

VICTORIA DAILY COLONIST. SUNDAY. JUNE .16 1901.

INFORMATION FOR FARMERS \

(Communications to be addressed to " Agricultural," Colonist.)

ana Bollerri In commualcutioa with cacb
ocUer.

The list of eatt'e, sheep, swine and pcttil-
try will be published oo the 1st Sunday of
each month. Persons hiivlus stock for

.salu In onlLT that they may he iiR-Iudod In
tliu list an' rt'ciulrc'il to nutily the iukIlt-
hl,:,'"i-il liy IfttiT on or hi'forc thu 2(itli of
the nioiiih, nf llie nunihur, liroeil, a^e ami
KL'.\ of tliu animals: follin;; to do so Ihuir

— ■ 1 1 1 will not appear In that Issue. The

but no other i)rote<."tion was i>rovi(lo(l tor , i„. published In coudeused form

the ensiliiKe than that afforjed by the and free of ohiirKC.

U. H. HADWEN',

Secretary-Tronsiirer,

Dnnrans Station.

<3rX>VBIt ENSILAGE.

Mr. Jf. Bt Gi^alQ, A«*t.'nltarist,
Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa,
sends us the following accouut of expi i i-
monts conducted with clover enaiUiKi;:

In August, 1900, a emtUl stave silo. !t
foot in diameter and 2li feet high was
erected. The material used was 2-iiieli
spruce. A roof was built over the stilo,

2-iuch .'^tiHi of the staves.

Duriu« the first and seconnd wcolcs in
September Ujis silo was lilU-d with the
aftecmath from a clover nioaiiow. This
consisted for the most part (about 75 per
cent.) of clover, witli a umall iidniixturo
rtf timothv or herd srass. The c-lover

FARM Ili:i-I' i:Xi'UAN(ilv

The Farm Help ICselmuce has bL-t'n start-
M XI 1,-1 .,~„^„ Ti,.. /.invor with the object of brliii;liiK tostethor

Of tunothy or herd Krnss. Ihe clovtr ,,„,,„„j.^.„ „f ,,„„ieStli; uvor nn.l

was In full bicom wth hero anci there a | eniployocs. Any person wlshlni? to ob-

tain

dairy
naniv
Dan.'
Inu- tc

head turning brown. The timotlij- was
nenTly ready to shoot the bead.

The crop was cut in the early morning'
the mower being at worlj at six o'clock.
The wet material was gnthortnl at once,
loaded and hauled to the silo, into which
it was tiirown and tramped as liniily as I to ho
possible. Tin- t^ilo was lilh'.l tii 1.h.> top! «-aK'i'
three times, but wlu'n opcn.'d in .Taiiuary
1001. tlie coiiti'iits had snnU 10 fct from
the top. The siirfaoo was dj-y .-ind tlif nia-
teriiil tor ii depth of from 112 to 1.") inchi's
was of very little vahn- save as iiianur.'.
Below that depth, however, the contents
were in a good state of preservatimi, the
leaves scnii-tran.spari'iit and the clover
heads lo<d;in;.' as ihmiKh liavin^' Ueeii cut
some two iir tliree days .inly. Tlie nd..i'
was very pleasant, I lie -iisilau-e lia viiiL^
retained the p<'culiai-ly swee
new cut i'l..\cr. wilh a veiy
as n
la'^'c

diilrv or

til.

sli;.'lil ai
aiiparei
;as rriix.i

din

parent aciditi
clTeci friHii fr

oidv sliu'hily '■■•""1 'lie "■•■'II' 'l"l"' ensil-
m:;<> was eat
sheep ami I'ig^-

.■\ft<T iM'ini.' cxpe-ed

some titn,'. hewevi'i', i fi'
odor devel.ip.'.l. This .d.j.
ure would. I thinl;, I"' r
eilsilaL'c wel'e '■.'d reL,-"l.i''l
ly Iar:re (iuantities as lo |.r.itect ih" sur-
faci' from liie hull,' expesure lo the all'.

Were llio surfa.ee weijrJited alter the
1,'ist filling, the loss iH the top wouhl, 1
thinl;, be rediicN'il to an Inconsidernble

Itloa on a
wisldiiu' to einphiy help for farm or
Is ri'ipiested to fiir\\ard Ids or iwr
lad fall iiarth ulars to C. II, lladwon.
as Stathm. In ease of pcrscms wlsh-
cnipl'iv help the fcdhoviiii: shunld he
particulars as to the kind of wurl;
done, jirnhahle leiiu'lh of cM^'auement.
, eti'. In the ease of pers.ais wishing
einployiiMMit. the folhuviiii,' shunld he ^-Iven:
experience and references, ai:e. particular
deparlnieiit of f m rni work In which a posl- |
ticri is ih'sire.l. w:iL;es cxpeeleil. and whi're '
last eniplnycd.

These iiaines whi'n rei'clveil together with
parilcnlars will lu- piihlMii'd I'MIKK In the'
tw.> f.dhovliiL' Issues ef il'.e list nnd afier I
wards kept on llle. rpea a ri'Oiiest helm; i
r h.'d the iiartl. iihn-s onlv will he pnli- i

liOicd. the ll.'lnli's hcln:,' l,el)l "M file. \

i:vi'ry elT.iri will he made t.i give all
pcissllile assislaa"!' lo the end that suit- I
aide workers, niiile and fcmnio, may lie oh-
I allied. Kvery iineiiiploycd person wishing |
I.I eniiagi' hi farm or ilairy work Is hivlled |
t.i lake advantagi' of this o|i|iort iinlly.

CANCEU GBllMS.

TUE OUlTUAllY Ol'' .TONES.

AVlien It Appoare.l It Did Not Exactly
I'lea.sL- Its Writer.

.Tones was a prominent citizen of Shy-
oiili. Vt'hi'U he dicil, the other <lay, oiio
..t the city papers telegraphed to Siiiip-
laiis for 100 words about him. Simi)-
kius had never been ia puint. iso he
warned everybody to look out for his
great obituary.

An entire evening was spent upon his
notice, writing and re-writing, crossing
out and condensing, before ho eouKl
l.aro his subject's good qualities down to
1(K» Words, \\ lieii the worls was com-
lileted it ran:

"On Tiii'r^day, tli.j U)th instant, .ToMiah
I>angdoii .loiies. one of the most proiniii-
enl and highly rL'sptcted citizens of
Shyook, WHS found dead in bed liy -.i ser-
vant entering with his morning dip uf
colTee. .Mr. .loiies was proiniiient in all
.si'hc'iiies tor the town's umleiiiLl nd-
vaucenicnl. .\lthoiigh not a church nu'iu-
ing altitude, ex.'ept that his legs were a ! "" ''"TT^ T"'''"

little too nuich bout, rose <iuickly to the , ' , '"" V ' ; ' ^1, l'''/'"'"'"-""-

surfaeu and was pulled Into a boat prac- ,, V ,v V I endorsement

11,. „„),,,,,. ' le.-i\es :i t Ic i! • i d wit e and sever.'i

tically unliuit. . . , I lin^'ht-minded cliihlreu. lJL.ceM.scd was

in the ."■|l>ili year of his age. llu Wiis a
man of wealth, niihlcmished character
and iiiarkid aliilily."

Wilh lliislie.l lac.' Simpkins hamled in

s-ays his 1)y»i«DP«Ia Curr

ami all forms of btoina.;h
truth. It will cure a
cd li>* ovcr-<:atir^r and
a stomach that has
il liy oUl-stylc druRS. It will do much
toward making uu old stomach net like a sound one.
At all drusk'ists, ascents. Fiity-six other cures.
Muuyon, New York and Philadelphia.

MU.WO.N'S INHiLEU CBUES CATABBH. /

■hen Prof. Mimyr
cure inJIt;cslion ami
lilc he tiiiiply f^lls "he
x.icU that has bi--ii abu
>drinkiiii,'.

l>:oniie is 22 years of age and though
very small in staturu has duiie a good
deal of athletic worlv, including horizon-
tal bar exhibitions. A year ago he ih-
veloped a passion for diving, and oik' af-
ternoon in tile summer created a seii.sa-
tiou by diving from the upper ileck of the

at h

lo.-k

fiini^iaii as she 1:
after this that li.' ciinnni ii.
of leaping rroiii \'ict<>ria luid
compani.dis scolTed at the idi
clare.l ih.-il lu' .li.l u.'t '"can

until next .lune." Ii.'
proaeheil he was n.d
on Suiulay last, willi
walUe.l out to ih.' .-.
where soiiiiiliug w.t.'
he could juilu'" there
water ami this h.-
eielil. Oil r.'.'ii'hing
til jump T'li.lay \v:i-
liroini'lly ih" li.'ttiii:
(.)ui1i' .'1 iiunili.'r ..f i-i

It was
',1 to talk
e, hut his
, and dc-
:. ■•W.iit
.lune ap-
wail. anil

niti- siifli-
iuli'nli.iii

^ m.'ssagc al the villai;e tclegrap
e. i'lifiirtunati'ly the operator's •face
is alsu Unshed- I roiii a differeiit cause
liel wh.'ii lie .ihitiiary reached its
stiiialii.n, it ii-a.i;
■On I hi' L'o ii

Try

IOC, 20C arid
40C per pkg.

J.

63 BROAD STREET dealer In

Stoves, Raiigc.'j. Kitchen Furniture of all
kinds.

Plumbing and Gis-fittlne orders receive
prompt attention.

Tin Rooflog and Sheet Iron wori. Air-
tight Stoves a specialty.

A trial solicited.

MEN'S SACK SUITS

If we can prove to you that we can
niiike you a suit of clothes that com-
bines best style, perfection In Ut,
and hlubest ipiallty of workmausUli)
—won't yon be convinced? We krow
villi will- but you must put us to
1 he tost. After that we shan't have to
argue wilh y.iu.

I.oi as niaki! you n suit froni one
of these excellently i-'.tyllsli pat-
terns In fancv tweeds or neat wor-
sted elTects .from .'jili.S.iKl to S.'!.'i.(H).

Iir from these espe.'lally attractive
IKitti'rns at oo. You'd ji.iy almost
that for a ri'ady-made suit.

Tniii-iers. too. In stylish worsteds
at

H. REID & CO., 25 BROAD ST.

Ih

ind

Announcement That It ll«s neen Identl-
llcd.

III

in sullic

Th.! .miii^unc
Burfnlo a few w
Civil. r.l i.f that
ilfyliij,- 111.' J,'.'
slatciucui was re. 'eh c. I w
ullty further Intorinnt liin
(Jaylord'H liivestli;atlnns li

DU'iit \\'as sent out from
■cks at., thill Iir. licjiry It.
cliv had su.'.'.'c.lr.l lu hl.'U-
in .if I'nn.'.T. Willi.' rhi'
line Incr^'d-
<r.lln- Dr.
r.aisi'd the

amount.

The us.
summer
stiiiiigly i

f'lover (
could lie

ing .Inly
ready f. ir

nth.

NOT I

I lishiivuiiig has r.-ipid
iluriu;,' the past few y
present t.iuc it ir; c.imiii.mly practised in
maii.i- sections. The prejudice and ex-
aggerated ideas as to the s.-verity of thc<
practice are gradually givinjt way as in-
Ktruments for doinir tlie ■worlc iiutirove,
and farmers and dairymen become bet-
ter acquainted with the operation. In
our own experience we have found it to
be practical, rendering the animals, es-
pecially bull.'?, more »|uiet, and making
tliein less capable of injuring each other
or their attendant.*. TTuring our first ex-
perience In dishoridng the liorns were
rt'inoved with a saw. 'Whilo the opera-
tion ■was Biu'cessful, and no serious re-
nulls followed, it required considerable
time ami was eviilently finite painful to
the animal. Later a pair of K(»}-stoiio
clippers were secured, and three I'ows

Interest of physicians.

due In part to the knowlecL-n that Dr.
Gaylord'a work has been curried on with
the advice of Dr. Wllll.'Mn IT. Welch of I!ul-
tlniore. who h.dils a hli^di pl.-ice In the med-
ical prrifossliin.

Tip. (iaylonl's own r.'p.irt .if his three
years of liivestlk-atlons will appear in tb'.>
M«y nuinher of the Amerlcnn Muiiual of
the Me. Ileal Si'lenoe.-f. Ur. Oaylord lia.'j
been cmdiictlng exiierlmenta looking to-
war. 1 I he l.s.datlon of the cancer germ for
the last eight years. After belnit gruduat-
e.l fr.on the University of Penn.«iylvnnhi
medical school In 1803 he went to Johns
H.ipklri.'- to study under Dr. Welch. Next
nurse of study for
retuni from aliroiid
rjuyl.ird was su.'cesslvelv profess. ip of
sur^'erv nt he rul\ersltv nf I'.i.rfiil.i nn.l
chief of cllnl.' at thi' ISuffal.) Ccner.il Hos-
:„ f^lt"l- liei-nme a frli'iid of Ur. U. .swell

\ grown in ravor p„rk. the surgeon and spcclall.st In cancer
ars. and at tho operations.

recdiiiL; is. 1 thiJik.
udicatisl liy this work,
■ut ill .lune. when in full li!....ni
fi'.l iiul ill palatabl.' fonu diir-
and Angusi. ami tho sil.i bo

corn and clover ill Sept eiuti.^r.

:i II air,
was j
Ih..s,'
fnith.
lie

.■\-.'nI

Ih.-r.' till
[•es.'iil llial

•s Weill. I 1.

,-.,iiM b.' s

Oi.iuu.' wani
it li.'lii'Vi' lie wa

.■al. ii.'.l M I..'

th.' all.'iiti.iii
:' .-alL-.l t.) thi'
t.,pp."l. This
I. said
ill iroo.l

.1 I'.'iilli. Iiow.'V. r. h.v
in.'r cin-l.' that lie

w.oil.l
daiiL'. 1

.' limit
if iiiti'rfi

1 1 f.

1. aii.l
.l.'ri'.'l.'.l

1.1 sli.ii lTy after I w.

p. Ill

■II 111 .'.H-n. l.'fi til.' tluch.'e
1 tlo' rivi'i- an. I wcr.' roweil
sh..i-.' ..r 111.' lui'l;--.'. They
1.11 Ilie f.iiiii.lal ion (Stones
■ of Ih.' ..'litre span and
1.. ' nu ll aw.iil.'.l inslnictions.
au.l thrci' friends drove in a cab
1 till' bridge at a iiuartcr to four
•r.' the men who were belting
more iiioiiey. The scoffers still

I w.

li.ials.

It would, how.'ver, be iinailvisalde

try this work with a large silo uiilo

very large herd of cattle were being fed. iv. Welch ontlln

—From Karniiiig World. hhn In Fnrope. cm hi

ON liISIIOItiNlXC.

l.i.ik p.isili..ii
..r eilll.'r pie
ih.'!-,' Ih.' II
1 lionii.
Il;ilf i.\
an. I tl
put 111

it Iv .losiah Liii)i;.l ..
.loiU's 111. .si iiii.,r.i\ j.l. lit ami har.llv i.
spectid citlX.cll of .Sliyl.ick, was foilli.l
dead in bed, si'rvnnts entcilaiuiii^'^ him
with toddy. .\lr. .loues ■>v.is p,.,;,,iu.^ni !
in all the scheuies for t.iwiis a. lvalue- '
meiit, a church nix-inher when m.i in .
wineyard. I'hilharaionic plans i.mn.l ■
his eililorseliielil loaViti Jl law dry wife
iiiul several light-niitideil children ilo
eeasi'd w.is in tifttvulli .\ciir of his ago '
man of he.-ilih ehann-ti r and iii.-irked ir-
las.iUilily."

.V certain editor seniU-hes liis head and j
breathes h.eavil.v liufon' his blue ])eiicil '

- U' Is in molding' .loncj*' iibituiiry to; '

•■,'<u.lilciily, on the I'dth day of the "pros- [
eii: ni.iiiili, .Iiisiah Ivaiig<loii J.iiics. of I
Sh.\l.n'k, pa.ssed peacfully away, 'i'his j
bel.ived, though morally frail citizen was i
lound deii.l in his bed. Whil,. the sad |
ev.iit w.is taking place the Servants'
"' !■.' . ar.iiisiug ill th.' early iiiorniiig i
li..iir-;. .Mr. .I.m. s w.is jiroiiiim-ut in all I
r-' h.^iM. - fi.r Ih.' tow n's material iid-
^ ' iii.^iil . !!.■ was_a .■liiireh nn'inber ;
in 111.-- lall.'r N.'ais. il!."ii^.di earlier in life!
'■ '1 enLraj.'.'.! in th.- wine iraili.'. Iliiii- j
musician of nldiity, he aided linan-
Ih.' I 'iiillKiriiiouie society. lie
a wif. .'iii.l 111,' pit. 'I, us lef,'acv of
s.'V.'|-;il iii.^iit:iliy allli.-l.'.l lilllc ..ii.-s." I»c- |
..'as. '.I w,is ill ill.' .■'ilih year of his age. |
.•-It riiii:.'- nn.l \ i-. irons to the last.
Th.' iiili'lliL'.'iii .■oinp.isiiiu' ma. I.' sn Iv

THE

FfiGlFlG flHD RRGTIG RfllLWflY rtND MflVlOfiTlOH CO.,
BRITISH GOLUMBIfl YUKOK KftlLWhY CO, BKlTIStt YUKON RfllLWflY 60

British-Yukon Navigation Co , Ltd.

THE ATLIN, KLONDIKE AND YUKON GOLD FlELDa

CAN BE REACHED VIA.

TUB WHITE PASS AND YUKON ROUTE
BARLIBR IN THB SBASON AND QUICK BR THAN ANZ OTHBQ WAT.

DAILZ (ESOBPO? SDNDAY) WINTER TRAIN BBEVIOB BETWEEN
eKAGYVAY AND WHITE HORSE

Lv. 8:.10 t. m
Lv. 11:20 a. m.
Lv. 12;15 p. m

PASSENGER TR.\IN TIME OABD.

Sktgway

Log C nbln

H .-nctt

Caribou

Walte Uorue

'riiUOUOH WINTER MAIL AND EXPRESS SERVIOH
FROM SDK ON POINTS.
J. H. GREEK. J. FUANCIS LEE.

Commercial Agent, TrsCtlc Manager.

Wash. 100 Governmcut St.. Seattle aud Skae\ray

Victoria. B. O.

4:35

C, 1IAWK1N3,

General Maangcr.

Seattle.

.......... >.Ar. 'i:-IO p.m.

Ar. 2:00 p. m.

..H. Ar, 1:2S p. m,

Ar. 11:3:^ a. m.

Lv. U:00 a. m

MAINTAINED TO AND

J.

Livery, Feed and Sale
StaDles

TO THE NORTH.

AA'li.'U you want to look liUe siini.-hoily,
gel behind one of our tlyers, every horsu
ill our liarn has got the go in liini, whilo
they are gentle ami safe to handle. Our
carriages are the best and most stylish.
t)tir riitcs for sinlille horsen ami Iniggy
outfits are the most reasonable in town;
nl.so our rates for board and stabling.
Call anil see our oiltlits and prices. Our
iiiiiiiials will stand loolcing at.

Horses of nil kinds for sulc constantly.
.TONKS & McNEir.L

lO'J .lohn.son Street.

Fast mall steamers leave as nnder for
Ketchikan, Juneau ard Skigway:

SIR. VICTORIAK.

Salhs .M,ay ;.'3rd. June 2uil. 12th and 22nd.

STR. CITY OF SEATTLE

.Sails 10th May. Shth ."ilav. J.nip S. IS an.l
28th.

I A ml alternately every Ave days thereafter.)

self ,'l

cialiv

I.'.'IV.'S

D. Fo ricCrimmon

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

All orders for repairs promptly attended to
OFFICE, 74 FORT SIREET.

uniicenii'.u
ary lel't ilu

■•.^'^U.l.l.'lll

previous In
.^hylo.'k
IlliH':lll\- w.
.Iniiik'in I

Wli.

it .s|l

believed that before the niaii <'iudd get

lal>

lu;^

iir. I'ark's Invest lirntlons .ind rennrts were ' |.,.n(iy something jirearranged wonid hap-

iih hi

lilac,

and one ball were (lishoi-nod.
•inired but a second I., remove
lifter the I'lippers wer.' placi-d
and the whole lime ri'.pii re.l f.ir
ing on a siiiel.' anitiial ili.l n.d:
more than lour or live miinites
in case of till' KuU, when- grea
u :is taken to mal;.'
.Ml the w.iuu.ls 1.1. '.I
ili.'i'ation. liut not to
III i':ius.' till'
signs <d- u.'akn.'ss. Th
111 lie iu iiitK'li jiaiu c:
Illi'Ill the clil.|. cr w;
ill!.'. A\'li.'n l:ik.'ii t
ojierat iiiii I wo of i h

It

Ic

il' oli'ler

tills time callln;: general nttcntlon
the wide prevalence and alarming lniTi'a»«>
of cancer In northern New York, nnil Inrce-
ly through his work »nd Influence the State
pstalillslied a pat holoclea 1 lahonitory .it
Ruffnlo three vonrs airo Tor tho sue. '111.' iiur-
p.we of liivcslli::i;lni.- cani-er.

Dr. fJiivl.inl was iiia.le dir.'ct.ir of thi'
Inh.iriit.irv anil entered uii.iii ili.' \v..rk .111
111!.'. I with uTcat I'lithusiasni. He was iii.l-
I'll hv a lar^'e corps of asslslauls. In his
p.iper In the .^merl.'an Journal .>f tli.' M^. il-
eal Scleui'i's he irlvps a techiilnil ilelalled
a.'.'..unt nf the inure Important of the sii'ps
which led nil to the Identtflcatlon of ori;aii-
Ihuis of various form.i. which were foun.l
in all *'rapliii:s nf caiicr; a small. Iili-'lily
refrn.-I Ive f.iriii ivhlch In suspension p.is-
BesscK a hk-hly chiiRicicrlsll.' nsi'll hi i lug
ni..ll..n. I:ir:;i'r pnli' l..rins iiri.i.-.'Iing p-cii-
d.ipi.lia. aii.l sa.ciihir foniis. .■..ninliilii-
lii;.'hlv r.'tiaci Ivc sph.'rical li...ll.'s. 'rii.- In-
v.'sll^'iu,,rs wer.' .■iii|il..yln:,- n,-w ni.'l li...|s
..f sliilnlni; their

pell to
It is

the jimiii.
i-erv well t.
.'111.1 v.-a.l ..

'II 'JnO feel

of .lolll

ly).csi't
-. 1.11 III,' :;iiili

.iilli. .I.isinh l.n

passcil |iarlly
'.■ik citiz.'ii wiis
i.'.l. Willi.' sal
servaiils wcr
the c;ii'ly 111.
s lir.illlilielll i

Iii.il i'ri:il :i.lv.-

...1:

diil 11-

I Timely Warning.

■\Vith tho ailvout of soring conies In thf
time for purifying the Idood nn.l t.inl.'luii
lip tlie system generally. We prepare

liUUDOCK SARSAPAUILLA

for the purpose and can highly recommeml
It to all.

THB B. C. DRUG STORE.

J. TEAQCJB, JR.. Mgr.. .lohn.ion St

gun

-I I",1UI111U-'

I',! rail .if

.v.'r

d V.

si;..)'!

1 le

i.liiii:

I V'

a iiiusj.
ijilenl ly

pliil

llci'liicii I .
ill ill.' V

iiin

.i.'Wii ;iip

with its

'iM

^dil.
l.ov'iiL.' aii.l
I L-el tbroii;
■•N,,!....ly e

I iiit.i the I'lisluiig streani,
I S au.l whirli 'iols, and one
1:1 1 inn ill 11 very diffi'reut
:.l iiorth wi'st wind wiis
the air was chilly eiiotigh
!i an overcotit.
, cr went over there except

ill'.

sll.lr

KS II

fMiin.l Ilia

Ihe

(■.•ml I

of th
tent

reater pre-
the :iniiiial
nt I he time
u. li ail ex-
ii-iiials t.i sli.iw
V ili.l II. It :iiii.car
cxcpi al til.' iii.i-

iu lU'.l.-.'SS .if cli.s-

ihi' sl:il!s afl.T lie
'ows al.' as th.iui-di

ri.viliing hail happeiicil, wliil.> th.' third
ri'rus.'.l .i pai't of h.'i' f.'i'il I'.ir a .lay, I.iit
lier usual appetite s.w.n r.'liirii.'.l. 'I'hc
iipiM-ali'iii had a in:irkcil cffi'i't on the
t lirce-yc.'ir-.iiil till!). rri'vi.ius l.i .lis-
horning li.' was iucliii.'.l |.i lie ii.irly. but
lifter the ri'ni(iv:il of his Iniriif; h.' was
ciiinparatiycly qui. 'I ami .hicilo.

C.implclc rc.'.ir.ls w.'i-.' kept of the
yield of milk trnm the three ilislionied
cows for :;<1 days prcvi.uis to the opera-
tion, also i'.ir :Jn days 1'..llou-ini,'. ami it
is interesting t<i not.' that the decreaso
in the yi.'l.l .if milk fpuu tlii'se c.iws was
p.-r c.'iil. .^.'n-nt.'r lliaii for tlir.-e otil-
(T cows not dishorned nnd giving prac-
tically tho same yiold at the lime of tho
operation, showing that the milk flow
was but slightly affecti'd. Tins differ-
ence might have iieen dtie, in part, iit
least, to some other cause. The sifuplest i Innocnlatln
and most hnmaiie way of destroying the ! "tratlons of th
iionis seems to be to prevont them
from develoiiim: when the animals are
yonng. This may bo done by the ti.se of
caustic potash liii the form of uticksi,
•whieh rapidly destroys the skin and oth-
er tissnes when kept in contact with
them. The metliod of niiplyiiig tho pot-
ash is very siniidc. The hair is (dipi>ed
awn.v from the yoimg honi. so that the
)Mitii"sh m:ij- come in immeiliate contact
with the parts to be treated. The stick
of potash is roiled up in a piect- of pa-
per, 60 as to leave one end expo<se.l. Tho
exposed end is iii.iistciicil sUl'IiII.v aud
nildied on the embryo hnrii for a f.'^v
f>e<-oiids, or until th.' skin b.-giiis to start,
(•lire being taken that the wliol.- ..f the
bofiler is incluiled in 111.' t peat lucnt . .V
surface ahiiut 1 lir.'C- f. ni I't lis ..f an iui'h
in diaiii.'l.T will cover the pai'ls in calves
a feu- .ln\s iilil. In r.ar experiments, si.v

.■,'ilv.s hiiv.' 1 u treated: their agct»

TiiiiL-ed from three to 1.S days. Healing
HiMiii foll..\y.'.i the operation, and smooth
IHilIs liay.' resultC'd in I'very case. Tlio
best time to a|>ply the pol.-ish is liciweeii ]
the lirUi nnd tenth (lays, Mltliough it has
proved cnrectiitil even on the eighteenth
(lay.

('. R. Liine in llnrnl New Yorker.

INFORMATION BUREAU.

.vrd'i.

April

1!»01.

liiin.aiis Station. U
The SIP-
of pure I

showed In the lirsi place ih.-it the deiiiand
for sti.. k of ihai kind is ;;,,'„1, lu U..' >.'.-
ond thai Iher.i Is pr.)-r,',~ive sidrlt. in-
dilating also more prosperous times
amongst our farmers that la cjulte eucour-
aglug.

A much larger propottlon of the latter
are v.-llllng to |iay hctter iirlces for hree,!-
Ing stock than they were three or four
years ago.

Tlie advi'.ntages of usIuk a goml sire over
a poor one are so evident that !t is dlf-
flcnlt to under*tand the policy of the stock
man hesitating to spend we will say .Sr,o
more t.j secure a good bull. Granted that
the two aulnials will cost the same to keep
Iho dlffereiue. when dlyhled by the num-
ber of young stock that he will .;et will
make but an Inappreciable dlllerencfl of
cost per head, while nt the end of two or
three years the hull should still he worth
buying at breeding prices.

.\t the same time many fanners have
paid a fair price for a hull or a niui. au.l
when they have no further u.so for !;.
owing to various reastins, tlioy have been
obliged to dispose of tnein to the butcher,
or to some one who did not particularly
want to buy.

It Is v/lth this In view that tho nalrv-
men's Association propose to Issue tliroui-h
the columns of the Colonist a monthly list
of stock for sale ond-tnereby put buyers

method

r.irin c.iil.l he ili-.tliii.'iiislied fr.ini ilu' niK'-
lel anil munil cells of tissue dements.

Unrlng the winter of m»H-pi) an elabor- |
al.' series of experiments was <rarrlt>il on i
at the laboriit.irv which led to the follovvlm; :
c..iii'liivi,,ii rCL-anllnt' th.' h...ll,'s of th.,s,. ,
dylni,' fr..iu caiiciT: that "all the .iri;ans. 1
incliiillnu' the hl....d taken from all r.'irl..iiH
i.f all case-, dyin:; of cain'cr. rnnialii la r^-e 1
iiiinilii'rs .'f the orLraiilsnis."

TIs Is f.ill<.«.'.l by th.' st.nlenu'nt that '
these .ir^.'iiii oils als.i app.'ar In Ih.' blo.Ml
1.1 llvliiL' i>:iileiils. nn.l tlie Iiilioralerv Is
n..\v i.iii-sn!ii-„' :i .'aiefiil Inv.'StlKnlloii of th.!
-iiiL.'.' .if Ih.' .li-.'.'is.- ar lyldeli these orgaii-
Isn,-, nppi'iir. liif..rin;i I Ion which when oh- ,
tain. •.I will he ..f -rc.'it value lu dlaj;iio.slH '
of the d if cast.

Itut the Iniinpfllate popular Interest In
this lUscoverv lies In the death blow lluu
It seouis to clve to nil hop,, .if r.'.'.ivcry
tiy rialients uh.i have rea.-licd iin 11. Ivan. .'d
s1ai:c of .'.'incer. iit leiisi until :i in.'tli...l ..f

desi r..yliitr Ihe ircrm Itself sluill liiivc I n

disi'iiycri'il. At present III.' only niellii.il ..f
tr.'iitliii.' ran,..,' Is with ili.' snru'.'.'H's kiilf.'
.\n.l iilIli.inL'li the nioilern siiri;i'<.n cms
il.'.'P.-r and wider all about tin- Infected
r.'L'lon than ever before, he cannot hope to
eri.llcaie a disease that exists In every
organ, and In the circulatory system of the
blood It.self. The L'ernis have only lo de-
velop when another tuinnr iipii.'.'irs. The
knife merelv post ponies 11 horrlhl.' .P.-iih
That nt least is Ihe conelnslou ..f s..mi' wh.i
have siuilleil l>r. (iMvlor.l's iny.'sii L-a 1 Luis.

Dr. Onvlor.l gives details of a l.viii; sorl.'s
of experinienis In which lie hns su..'.'c.|.'.|
In Iniiocuhitln^ ciilne.i plu's, rabbits and dogs
Ith the cancer nilcrobe. Ills success In '
n nnlinals and Ids .lemon-
fact that he virulence of
the eerm may be greatly Increa.sod by suc-
cessive ctdlures arc of great Importance,
fls there are only occnHpuinl nhortlve cases
In which cancer has prevlonslv been ihiis
In noculated.

Much .,f the r.-niii liidi'r r.f Pr. Oavh.r.rs
ropnrl Is il,',-,i|..,i 1,, history of .'iirllrr
ohservnlh.ns ,,f th,. cancer L'crni. In ^(lilch
Is lnvoly,',l 11 dis.'iissh.n of the om'stlon iis
lo wlielher the piiraslle Is nil iinliiuil ..r a
veireiatile. Hi' ..jeenis In pniv.' ,'<.n<'luslyely
that so far Invest lira tors have bi'cn wronj;
In their supposdtinn that the poraslte Is n
voL'etnblc. .Sanfellce. the eminent Italian
pntholeirlst. and all others who hnvo done
more tbnn make a siiL't'cst Ion In the matter
hnve liclli'vcd the piiriislte t,, lie low form
I.f fiinf;l. a vensf Iir. (lavl.iril thinks he
h:is prn\-i'il It a pr.il . .znnn.

Tl. Ih.. lav niln.l Ihe .llstlnctlon m.nv not
sei'iii liiiporl.-iut. bill to the scientist tho
est.'il.lt^hnicnl of T>r, rinylnrd's coiilentlon
US 1.1 Ihe nature nf Ihe parasite is of high-
est Iniriortance: for It would stir up an en-
tirely new line of llivestlgtttlon.

This will be more clcnrlv nn.'eroffvxl
when If Is r.'cnlled that nmonc the more
Important In fci-t Ions dise.nses thnl are
known or helleveil to be dm. tn icra-^ll es.
In one only, ninhiria. Is llilfi pnraslic i hissi'
tied ns a rind 07.11011. cr niiliipii, lyhll.' ilp.
niler,.hcs of bill., 11,1c pliiL-il,'. .\sl!illc cliiilern
iMlihlhcrla. Inllneiiza. b.pr.isy. pn.'iiuionla.
tviih.il.l fi.yer til li.T'ul , wis and tetanus, or
lc«-klnw. nre liii.tcrla. tliiil |j nf vpi-etiili!,'
nnfnrc. On the list ,>f those the n.Ttiire of
whose inleroh.'s bus hllhorto linfTled Inves.
tlirators are scarlet fey, .p. nicisles. small
nox. rheumatic fever, hvdrophohla aud
cancer,

Thiif mnnv nf these ,iillcr will now bo
slide to the si'h'nHst Is pr'.nrscd liy

who wanted to commit suicide, '
I,' of the men to Dioiine, just by
r c.iusidatioii. "Well. I'm no siii-
saiil the plucky r'reiich-('a uadiaii
as he St. Plied into tho .-ab to disrob.'.
In a f.'W mliinlos his clolli.'s wer.- off.
Thi'y were tied by a pii'.'c of ropi- an.l
low. fill down to one of tin' bouts. Di-
oiiiie was ntikeil save for a nfomach belt
ami trunks. Taking a goo.l driiiighl of
l ognae he shooi; hands wilb bis iiilimiite
fri.nds. and like a sailor, clambered t.i
the top of till- guanl railing. "K.-aily
below, let go your boats," shontiMl ti
a man wilh a voice like a Coney Island
•"biirki^r," "Cict ready. Pionnc. one, twi>.
three." The litUe tignre striiigliti-Iied
up. bent to diving attitude an.l shot
.I..W11 lik"' a pii'ce of rock. There w.-is a !
s|ilash I'liiised by the half bent legs nn.l
the .liv.'i- was out of sight. The luiinile
Imn.l of a wat.^li had not '^'.iii.^ once round
befori- he aiip.'ared swimming ngniiist
llo' current. (In.' of the boats was by
his sill.' iu .iiii. k i.rd.'r and so cac.'r was
his particular clmtii In take no chances nf
his fricml lii'ing in.i'in-.l lh;it he .iuiiip.'.l
iiii.i ihc wal.'r at Iln' side of Ilu' Im.m'
lii.l.i:ii'_' .111 by nil.' haiiil lii liiing the .liver
iu wilh the otii.'r. ".Vlright." slpnn,',!
iMonu.'. so that he .'ould be liciril on
the bi'i.lge, ami :is th.- boat went liiy-
w.irds li.' was rulibe.l .lowii au.l .lri'ss,..l.

s"!.l that his l.'fi
hurl liini a bit. but

:i.lv to .live fr ' h"

••.\ml," he a.l.l.'d, .
ing to do next."

II,' live.l W-; his vyi,,.. j.

iii'i- a l.'i-.'i.'y and s.'Vcral menially a f-
Uk-t.'.l lilil.' ,,n. s. n.'c.ased was i'n th.'
■l.'itli y. a) ,.: ha- ag.-. .Strong in vici.ms-
Iless to llie las!.^'

Tlie prooff.'a.l,-r li.nl p.'v.'r li. ar 1 .if
.I.incf. _ He hclpcl hiiiis.ir I,, ih,. linsi,
(•oliclusioii that l.is .il.itiiary u 1- ih.- 1.
corti of some prodigal's eml. Ili^ \ . .:■>;. m

was:

'•(hi the :Slst in.slaiit. .losiali I .an.;. I. .11
.Ii.iu's. of .^liylook. ili.'.l siid.lciily .11 .'\-
.•.■ssiv,' ili-iidviilg. T.iiis WHS fspecially
lamcntabl.', us Mr. .loncs was piomiiu^iii
in all scIh'Iiu'S I'.ir the town's mat. iiai
«(U aneemoiil The sit range part of his
carciT was that h.- always c^worc oil' at
the en. I .it Ihc .\.-ai. lie was .-omi^t him;
of ;t musi.-iMii. till. ugh tli.^r.' ar.' rep.irls
of his nil. ling phiiliariiioiii.^ mii^i. al so-
cijibl.'s wild.' in his . iips. !!.• liv.^.I wiili
;i w.iiiiaii whom he called his wif.-, ami
t.i wh'im U<- l.'ft a lega.-y and iil.so scv-
ral iiib.i ili- chii.lr. n. ^.•.•(•awd was in
of his asre. Strong in
I lack of virtue t.i tlu'

tiieji ilDfable la the aarlitt,

Rates same as 00 other stetmers.
Aceouimodatlon and culslae unsnrpasBcd.
Full particulars at

DODWELL & CO.'S.

G4 Ouvcruaieat Street.

ARE YOU GOING ABROAD THIS
SUMMER.

Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

FOR SAN fRANCISCO

steamships City of Pa-
obla. Walla, Walla and
Uniatllla, canyhii; IJ. B. M.
Mails.

''•'^ l.la.Wt: \ li -f(il!l.\ S p.ia.
June H. 8. Hi. IfS. 2:;_ 'JS, ,hilv :;, s, Kl, ]S,
:;8, .Vuiiust 2. Sleainrr h ave.-, ev. ry llftU
day thereafter.

F0R8OUTH EASTEHH alasxa
Loavo SEATTLE at p, m.

COTTAGE CITY-Juue 0. i4. July 15. 27,
August S.

STATE OK CAI,.— July 4. 10, August 8.
CITY OV TOPEKA-June .J. 10. July l.*^

■J:i. August 13,
Spokaiic-July 0, 21, August S.
.•\I.-KI- June 1-1. 2!).

Tli.^ sie.iuier COTTAOE CITY or SPO-
K.^.,VH (oiilyi will leave Vlclorlu for .Vlaska
MI 1; a. ill.. Jiiiie Jo. '2,"). July 10. -'>, August

p. 'J-l.

1".\('II'-II' C.VST S S. CD'S TImctalilo see
For further liif.irinatl.iii obtain conipnuy's
fiihl.T. The company reserves the right
to cham;e steiuiiers, salllag dates, and
hours of sallhiK. without previous notice.
11. v. IHTIIKT & CO.. Agcnls. 81 Wharf

St.. ■Victoria, U. C.
TIf:KET OFFICB-G18 First Ave.'. Seattle,
M. Talbot. Commercial Agent.
C. W. Mllier. Ass.Gen. Agt.. Ocean Dock,

Seattle.

GOODALL. PERKINS & CO..
General Agents, San Francisco.

It Is not too Bona to irrnniro y.iur trip.
Allhi.iii.;!! there an.' 111, iny hli'aiushU) coui-
pani.'s It Is often hard to secure suitable
rooms unless rosurvailous are mude curly.
Call or address

B. W. OnKEIt.
Agent for ail Lines.
Cor. Fort and Govt. St.
W. P. F. CUMMI.NC-S,
(ieutral S.S. Agent.
Winnipeg.

u

Service for IflOl ('ommcnclag June 10. lliOl.

Four Days

Across ihe ConiinenL

th.-

:i-itb \

\ i"'..'U-ln'>s

last."
Thi- niiin

I'i.ieiitally
;irv wilh a
that UP. 'I
•••111 tb.

.I.IlPs

II r.'

I'.lsl

.\l his llliUle ill'

^lo.iiM.'r .'iii.l 1.'-
..: hi'i'wise lo' f..|[ r.
I'.r.ioUlyii briili.'i'.
"that's what I'm g.

if u ili.l Ilia; s\\ .
I..:iiado. Tin-
•r was that he
I ml of til.' year.

■ mailc lip the papiT .1.-
I up Mr. ,Ioui's" iiliiiu-
.'.unit id^ f.ir.'si lifes. s..
i.-li.'il 'Sliyiok it read:
in^-IanI ,l.isi,ih I.angd.in
i.-d su.l.li'iily fridii .'\-
He was ii gcat irusi
pi over till- .'ountry lik.'
st rang" p:irt ..f bis i-nr-
alw.'i\s .s\,-,,,'.' ,,rf nt ill.'
was s.iiii.'t li i ul: of
Willi gri'al 1..SS of
l.lai k ami cliarr
au.l

lEiitly's Telegraph, Tc.'e jlione,
Efij^'lo Parlor, Victnriu
rai l;)!' and Comet Parlor
Matcbos.

For Safe ^«
^ Everywhere.

This Is Ih,

I.I bc-t

iiuiini.'d

.:--.iiii I'liissiuir the contui.'iit. If vou are
i-'iiliii.' Kasl there an- some facts regarding
ihis s. rvli-e. and the scenery along tlii>
ilhin I'acitlc lialhvay which you should

kii',

Th..

time Is nrraugcd to pass the
st se. nlc f.'utures of the line during

fnrnislii'.l frc."
K. iik'i'iil or l.i.

on application

, I'.. W. (iKKKK.

• J. COM.K. Atent. Victoria,

.vsst. tjeu. lass. Asent,

\'aiicouver. li. C.

— o-

.\ me.lical
I.Huil p.'.ip!"

n.iles that
is s.'ldiim
nn.l -.'iil.il

.'Ili.l wh.i 1

ip Ill-

Double Daily Service to Port
To'w^nsend and Seattle.

Mall Steamer

NORTH PACIFIC

DAILY BXCBPT SDNDAY

Leave Seattle

Arrive VIciorIa

Leave 'Victoria

UTOPIA

8.00 a.m.
H.oo p.m.
".oO p.m.

Str.

CommenclnL' April C. 1001.
DAILY EXCEl'T THURSDAY.

e-s ."^.'111 He 11; mlilulglit

DAILY K.KGEI^X FUIDAV.

Arrives Victoria

Leaves Victoria ...

Berths 25c

Fare

.8.00 n.m.
.,13 noon

25c

Konn.I trill
Itlier beat, :

tic

Kood for return on
liable for 80 days, ijOc.
IHUnVELL & CO., Agents.
CI Governmer.ls street. Victoria. B. C.

Phone 5S0.

Northern Commercial Co,

Nome, St. Michael, Yukon River

SAILI.NG DATES ArPUO.KI.M ATE ONLY.

From Seattle.

PDItTLA.M) iuly 10

(^■(iM'LMArCII July og

Coiineciing nt St. Michael for Dawson
Cliy anil nil li.teruiedlate points.

I'or riit.'S of passage, freight nnd othee
purtl, ulars. apply to

EMPinB TRANSPORTATION CO.,
Puget Sound Agent,
„ „ Seattle, Wa.

Or W. A. WARD, Agent,

Victoria. B. C.

.'Ulli VI
till' lb.
.Nature
llam.'S.
< )iie

('ill'" iliil.lreii is liMdciiig
ab.iiit now.- .\iioii.

rlai

all th.. arranaements for y.mr mar
with Ihe ("oatit eimiplet.'?
allv. All that ri'inalns Is f.

look

Tlin.'^;
nils. 1.
.'.•or.l.

ir. ii.Tliaiis If yen
ir luilr It wouldn't
:y ..v.T .v.Hir h'fl .'V
U'liv. pa. It look mc I
uniki! It look that way.

Ili.l

I' time
rough

ivi. s.dl.1
I'lili-ag.)

The llt'htcst runulne and most economical
iiuichlne built. Auy size. Solo ageats for
Vaacouver Island.

JOHN

Broad St.. Victoria.

NOTICE.

?4'

The Gem Restaurant"

But a Tonic You Need.

Die

iMbPshed

•I Hint Ur C.'i

h-liislih

'tiv.en llie can.'.T
n iiPil vi...|.|iic. The latter wis oli'alned

... _, . niirely emplrlcnl nielliods. hn.l thniiirh

f the ix'ient auction sale | marvollonslv effective In the prevention of
New Westmlnsti'r I '""""nox, lis nature has not been under-
' stortd.

Th(» irrent nron-lsp In Dr. nqvlnwl's nn-
nonnicement IIp« therefore In the fnct thai
pointed out a new door tbroiiirh

which th.
of t'>o IM.IS
i"nnl;'iid 111
til's deor \v

"•Milts c' t

Ihe world.

t bi'iriiii'.

of an

1 la il '

nortii'it niinibi

apiiroat;!! of paralysis nnd insanity.

N'crvL' Fiioil i.s a jn'otcft n,a;iiri.st tli
oi" treat iiii'iit.

(iW-

llOl" lIlfylli/ltlG

t'.iit ii"-ll.'t

il labi.riilorli

nn'KD xi.NKTv vv,v:\\

Foolliarile .Tup.'i .^f a Montreal 3Ian
I'" rum Victoria llridge.

From Montreal Star.

Thorc -was no thought of suicide iu the
mind of yoiiug .'Vrtliur Dionne when h.'
sprang from the cuti-e of A'i.'toria
bridge, out into Ihi' cliill.v air and down
ninety feet into the swiil'I.Iy rmining St.
Lawrence. It c;iino about because soiun
one said that lie would not do it, or that
if ho did be would ond up in the Iiosiiital
or. perliap.s, tlie iiiorglie.

The deisl was deciileil on last .Suiiday,
and at four o'clock yesterday arterno.m
(i>'iay in the iif(>scnce of iilioiit 20

city sports, Dionne ninde the dive Iicnd-
foremost, struck .the water well, iu a dlv-

llost-s of ii(^(iiilt3 do tlR'ui.~clves iiTL'ii.u'.tlilo banu an.l .slmrU'ii
tlioip lives Iiy many years by tho use of stinuilafing drugs to Avliip up
I ilic c.Nliaiistcd nervous system and keep the iiiacliinery of llio bodv
wiirkiiia. Otlicr.s tret tcmpuriirv rebef fmiii nervous hcada.'lic,-; and
liody jiains by tlie use of deadenino and ncrve-de.stroying narcotic.
Both of tliese treatnicnts mean death to the nervous system, and
hasten l!u

:i »|-. ('li;i.s(.

and villainiiiiri iiiethod.s of treatiiicnt. Unlike an\
you over u.sed, Dr. Chase's Xervo Food forms new red corpuscle;^ iu
the blood and creates new nerve tissue to replace that destroyed by
ovcrwiirk and disea.-^c It i.s iininissihlo to obtiiin a move cilVvtive
treatment fur nervous disorders than Dr. Clia.se"s Xervc Tood^, b(..cansc
it gradually aud naturally' restores the wasted nerve cells und vc-
l.'uilds the system. It is tho up-to-date remedy for weakness and
(lisca?(> rLsnltiiig fivim exhausted nerves.

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food

50 cents a bos. Six boxes for §2.50. All dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.,
Toronto.

Agants wanted for Dr. Chane's tnst and ComiiI..te Recalpt Book.

I Bro«d Stroot. oppo.slte the Colonist,
I H«s been purchased by the Rogers' Sla-
ters, who Intend to thoroughly relit anil
' renovate the premises, and make the Gem
j Rentanrnnt enual to the best In tne land.
I .Nothing but WHITB LABOR will be cra-
! iiloveil. and the patrons of this hostelry
j may 'lepcnd on having nutblng hut the best
of everything dished ud by white labor.
McalH from 15 couta ud.

Plumber, Gas, Steam ami Hot Water
Fitter, Ships Plumbing, Etc.

« Broad Bt., Victoria. B.O.
tTelephone 6BX P. O. Bns MA

Wouldn't It RSako Yen Mad'}

your wheel, no matter how cood the
make or how short a time you'd ha,l It.
iiroke down far away from horae. necessi-
tating a blcycleiiu.<hlng tru.lire ba.-k?
K.'cii ymir teiiiner. Ilrlior us tho hreUen
down inaclilnc and let ns inal;.' Ii as >:"oil
• s ninv lit little cost. ".Sclilents will lum-
pen." yoii know- It's our hn.siuuas to reiiulr
accldeut's results.

CENTRAL CYCLE DEPOT
42 Broad Street

THOS. PLIMI.EY, - - - P-oprlctor

Agents for Crawford's, Brant(i-i d's am'

Massoy-Harrls Bicycles.

Navigation Co, Ld.

DIRECT SERfiCE TO

II.\ TIN.; (via Clmrnier)

ii.vxrin:

isi..\.\i>i-;u

. . .1 a.m., .lune Ifl
11 I), ill., .liiiie 17
.8 a. IU., June 21

Connecting with White Pass & Tuton RalU
way for

Down You Qo

RHEUMATIC CURF

TESTIMONIALS AXD BBFEUBNCES.

I'm

South Se
AVhnin II .\la.

ittle. .taiiuary. 'J,S, llMd.

ih,'

SI four

■ars

rhennia I ism in inv

I have be.

I'oiild 1
le. I fell
Il lornieiit

tiilTcrcr f

(lajii was verv s.'vcrc and I
sic, 'II nights. I wall;,', I so Ian
g.ellng a piih' of I'riiti'hes. as
ine .so baillv. I heard of Ih
cure called 'fM II .\' fS h; HOii'l'
riS.M CUItl':. and I aindlcl tin
result I.s, I feel no pain what
sleep soundly all night, which is wiirlh I
more than the cost of the . uri'. None h
sufferers can appreciate this.

GKORtil'; 1IAXSF\

lik,

ItllKU.MA-
sanie. The

Not the fault of the wheel, perhaps, but
so bail on the wheel, unless It Is the Iver
Johiisiin, Ocndron or Tribune. Buy the
best; It Is not proof against hard knocks,
bill hard knocks do less In.lnry to tliein
than 1,1 rlii'aii inak.'s. All our v.lieel.s we
Kimraiiii'i.' t" stand the strain of wear nnd
tear and stand up lu ua accident better
than any other make.

N. B.— We nre sold ont of lamps but win
have a big shipment of np-to-dnte lamps In
a few days. Leave your orders.

I). C. CYCLE Jfe SUPPLY CO.
No. (1(1 Government Sr.

To Vanconver dally at 1 a. m.

To Alert Bay, Rivers Inlet. Nama. 8ke«na<
River points, Naas and iDtermedUta-
points every Thursday at 11 p. m.

To Lnln Island. Laaner, Nev Westmlnstea
on Tuesday and Friday at 7:00 o'cIoclT'
a. m.

From New Westminster for Chllllwtck
and way landings on Praser River. Mon-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdayit at 8
o'clock.

Prom 'Victoria for Albernt, Pt, Bltlnjtham,
Uclnlet, OIayO(]uot and Ahouset, lit'
7tfa, 14tli ever; month, at 11 p. nv

From 'Victoria for Albernl, Pt. ElTlngham.
■Dclulet, Ahooset, Clo.yoguot and Capo..
Scott, 20ch every month at 11:00
o'clock p. m.

For all particulars as to rates, tla:<e, etCo.

Apply to

B. W. GREER. General Aitent. cor rort'
and Government St.. Victoria.
J, W, TROUP B, J. COTLH,

Manager, Asst. Gen. Pass. Aict<

Victoria. Vancoover.'

Prepared by the Chlne.se Root Ithcuinntic
Cure Co.

Vancouvpr. R. C., nnC. .Seattle, Wn.sh.
FUU SALF. I!V ALL LBADI.\G DRUG-

GISTS.

IIeniIer.''on Bros.. Wholesale
ndll supply the trade.
Price, per pacUagc, S3.0O.

Drugglst.s,

Ask Your Grocer for

The Best la the
Market

Butter

SONOMA
lis via Houolula-
«nd Auckland foe
Sydney, Thiirsdff.y.
.Iiino 20. 10 a. m.
•S. S. AUSTRALIA.

about

s^. S. XKALAXDIA sails for Honolulu. 2'
111., Saturday, June 29.

D. BPRBOKBLS & BROS. CO.. Agcnti.
Ban Francisco,

T5 QoTcrnment Street. Victoria. B. 0.
PaBBeoKers can leave and arrive dally by^
steamers North Faelfle and Bonlte. coa-
ncctlnK at Seattle with Overland Flyer.
JAPAN-AMERICAN LINE.
Fortnightly Sailings.
KIXSHUI MAIIU leaves Seattle Juno 24th >
For China. Japan nnd Asiatic ports.

O. TrDRTBLE, Geoera^'. Agent.